Is not easy to persuade a gambler to stop because he or she will be like they haven't achieved the goal they wanna achieved or the jackpot they wanna hit so they will keep going but the painful truth that most of them end up ruin there lives or some end up hitting that certain jackpot that end up being a life changer to them.
Those who can control their gambling habit still hand over the jackpot back to the casino. Time or duration is the difference. Unless a gambler stopped gambling, almost impossible, after winning a jackpot, he'd spend all the money in gambling. We all need to accept that gambling is not easy to stop, for a responsible gambler, not to speak of an addicted gambler. We'd be looking at bigger troubles from the addicted person. Not all responsible gamblers would be able to control the urge of increasing the amount of money they wager, after winning a jackpot. Probably it requires a high level of self-control to get hold of that gravity. What then would be the fate of those who chased for this jackpot, and later got it. Those years of chasing losses and finally they won.
The money may not stay for a longer duration, until it gets exhausted. Being able to delay gravity, can do, for a gambler to manage his big wins. Hardly have I seen a gambler that stopped gambling after winning a jackpot but have read them in articles. Yet don't believe it. Because it seems to be almost impossible for a gambler to quit gambling immediately, he gets a big win. Some claim they invested the money back to their businesses. Which is quite a great idea. That means the person wasn't gambling for any other thing, other than his personal business. Gamblers who ventured into gambling for the purpose of it, have no reason to stop gambling, when there is enough money to pay for months or years of gambling experience. Most times it's nobody's fault, people's motives vary and needs to be blamed.
I can agree with what you said, because it is really true that if we can properly manage our gambling habit, there is a big chance that we will not become addicted in the end as long as we don't neglect it.
Also, quitting gambling is not an easy thing to avoid because, most likely, they went through the process before becoming addicted. That's why it's the same with quitting gambling; there's a proper process before actually getting out of gambling.
So far as one keep on gambling on daily basis then there is every tendency that he can become an addict and majority of gamblers are addicted to gambling because most of them can't stay for sometimes without gambling it's only few that losses so much money that decides to quit and one of the things that makes people become addicted to gambling is lack of no job, when an individual doesn't have a job it makes them always look for easier way to make money thereby when they enter into gambling and discovers that one can actually make quick money with just a little stake then they actually starts becoming addicted as any means they sort out money from they would take it to play gamble.
A lot of gamblers doesn't quit gambling entirely but they can reduce the rate of playing but it's really so hard for someone who is into gambling to call it a quit as some persons do say they've quitted gambling only to start again when they hear a rumour that someone won huge amount of money on betting though gradually one can limit his gambling habits but can't stop gambling forever.