This post is a bit ambiguous, you tell people to stop being addicted to gambling, but you also tell people to have fun while gambling.
What you need to know is that each person's gambling addiction cannot be predicted. There are many people who consider themselves addicted but they only play 2x a week.
There is also the opposite, playing gambling almost every day but not wanting to be considered a gambling addict.
So let them enjoy it, they addicts will have their own way of gambling.
Whether it's when you run out of money or don't have anything or even an internet connection to gamble online.
Because what I understand here is that you are talking about online gambling addiction.
Basically, gambling addiction is a very troublesome thing, especially since it can destroy a person's life. I think gambling addiction can be categorized if someone does it every day and even when they lose continuously and for someone who does it because they want to relieve stress once or twice a week that is not considered a gambling addiction.
Everyone can categorize themselves as being heavy gamblers or not and as long as they fail to control themselves then they are definitely addicted to gambling. However, this does not ignore the fact that sometimes there are gamblers who have run out of money but still borrow money from their friends and that is where the peak of gambling addiction becomes increasingly difficult to stop. So again, being able to stop gambling is something you can do yourself, not someone else.
Stopping or curing gambling addiction needs the collaboration of the addicts to respond to therapy. Like any other sickness, the patient needs to respond to treatment. The same applies to gambling addiction, even though the gambler can't do it alone, if he doesn't want to change or attend therapy sessions, he won't be able to heal or get cured. Addiction works in different ways for people, and the goal for any gambling newbie is to understand that in gambling we all need to remove addiction from our minds. It's fair to be cautious of something, but a person who doesn't think of it or know about it has no reason to be cautious about that same thing. A person may not detect earlier whether he's addicted or not, but along the line, he'll learn that his actions are becoming glued to gambling and he won't control it anymore. Hence, he may not be able to get hold of himself to gamble only two times a week. Provided he has some funds, he'll gamble every single moment.
While those who have no access to money will need to borrow or do some other risky things to generate money for gambling, some addicts who have not gone deep can begin to rethink why they're in a bad financial situation. Luckily, they'll have observant family or spouse who would be concerned about their situation and may begin to question them about their new behavior. Whenever a person's behavior changes people around him notice it and most times neglect to take actions or engage in a discussion that can lead the person to say, unknowingly, what's the problem or makes him transfer aggression to people around him. Indeed, gambling is fun, but addiction spoils the whole concept of gambling. However, it's self-inflicted, nobody is to be blamed for it. The factors leading to addiction, can't be completely known. Most often the actions or habit of the addict aren't their fault. Therefore, whoever is close to an addicted person should take it upon themselves to help the person change.