Lol. Ofcourse it is gambling.
A person is gambling whenever he or she takes the chance of losing money or belongings, and when winning or losing is decided mostly by chance. Gambling in Canada has grown at an unprecedented rate over the last decade and is an increasingly popular recreational activity. While gambling was once illegal, or viewed as a disreputable activity, social norms have shifted. Gambling is now a multi-billion dollar industry in Canada, and its growth is likely to continue. Surveys indicate that the general population favours funding charities, health care and other important initiatives through the funds raised from gambling.
While some may consider gambling only to be associated with casinos and racetracks, there are countless activities that are considered gambling.
There are many different ways to gamble, including:
casino games (Craps, dice, Sic Bo (Chinese dice game), Pai Gow Tiles (Chinese Dominoes), Slot machines, Roulette, Blackjack, Caribbean Stud, Three Card Poker, Casino War, Baccarat, Spanish 21, Pai Gow Poker and others)
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slot machines
lottery tickets
scratch, Nevada or pull-tab tickets
betting on card games, mah-jong or dominoes
betting on horse racing
other sports betting
betting on games of skill, such as golf or pool
tombola and similar games
internet gambling
stock market speculation.
Source:
https://www.problemgambling.ca/EN/AboutGamblingandProblemGambling/Pages/WhatIsGambling.aspx