Yes and I think it makes sense with what I said above especially regarding poor people in their involvement in gambling, although I can't fully confirm that it is true but I think if we consider the financial situation of poor people with a rational way of thinking then most likely yes they come with the aim of multiplying their money, logically yes as I said above that someone who is experiencing financial problems will definitely never like losing money, meaning I am quite sure that their goal is not to lose money but to get money.
Of course, that is the reality of the goals of most poor gamblers. They gamble not for fun, but they gamble to get lucky and make money. It's up to how other users view it, but I have to say that it's a fact. I don't need to count the number of people I know who are poor gamblers, their goal in gambling is to double their money in the hope that they will be lucky that day.
Yes and that means they maintain their own stupidity, to be honest maybe some time ago especially when I was a beginner in gambling I also had a mentality like that, in the sense of being so obsessed with winning, but with the slump that I experienced some time ago it really became an experience that taught me a valuable lesson that putting hope in winning in gambling is a big mistake, which in fact indirectly you are directing yourself to various possible bad impacts. As we know that it is indeed difficult to advise people like that, it is difficult to say that it is a mistake when they still think that it is the most correct. So maybe in the end they will also experience what I experienced and I just hope that the slump can tell them that all this time they have been on the wrong path.
Apart from all that of course rich or poor will always be faced with high risks but it also depends on how their approach is and what they are really looking for in gambling, overall if the goal is to get a lot of money then it is clear that their decisions and actions will certainly be much riskier.
In the end yes of course you said the right thing that gambling always provides us with the opportunity to win, but clearly defeat is also another part that will always be possible to happen, and this is why a gambler should not only think about his victory.
The most annoying thing about these people is that they gamble from the results of their hard work that very day. They work not to cover their living expenses and needs, but rather work to fulfill their gambling desires. It's not uncommon for me to find them asking for loans to buy some necessities, while the money they've worked for is spent on gambling.
Well that's what's worrying, as you said that they gamble using the money from their hard work, actually it doesn't matter if they can manage it properly, in the sense of only allocating a little of their total income such as 1 - 5% to fulfill their gambling habits, but if it turns out that the percentage is close to 70 - 80% then it is clear that in the end it will be a big problem, and I am sure that they will always have difficulty in meeting their daily needs, this is why gambling is always recommended to be done only in moderation, and this is also the reason why we must know and understand what and how the word "opportunity" really means.