I have no idea how clearly defined the word "addiction" in medicine is, but I would guess that whatever addiction you have, it does medically imply that you have lost control over something or have a so called deficit in exerting control over yourself in certain areas of life. If you play with your 80 bucks and you bankroll always stays the same, I wouldn't call you an addict as you obviously don't fall victim to certain behaviors that addicts are well known for, like winning back what you just lost at all cost and so on.
This. Addiction simply means that you don't want anything to control you on how you actually want to spend or play something. Having a set plan or something is actually not a sign of addiction, it's actually the opposite. Addiction also shows signs of actually losing control, not just from others, but also from yourself. Storing money wouldn't stop you, people not lending you wouldn't stop you, heck you'd probably ask on the moment when you're on the brink of bankrupt something like "oh sht, I don't have money to gamble for the next day" instead of thinking that you need money for food to live.
It's simply the priority of the individual. Someone just realizes he doesn't have any money left but manages to take a loan and gamble again means his priority is not eating to live another day.
me sometimes I'm playing dice game on my mind which it leads me on playing dice game even if I already use my gambling budget.
Sorry but LOL.
This is really a sign of addiction that you are even playing on your mind and you can't resist not to think about dicing. I just find it funny but this is a sad reality that's really happening to many gamblers.
I would understand if it's a physical dice that he actually rolls the dice by his hand but online dice? I can't imagine adjusting and click 2x in my mind. I'm not sure if it's addiction. You really have a photographic memory of the interface of the casino before you could actually do this.