Am just wondering if one is gambling everyday (24/7) and he's winning in all his predictions (let's say 90% of his games are won) we do not call the person an addicted gambler, but we only say that he's an expert gambler. But if a gambler is not winning and he's gambling everyday we do call the person an addicted gambler.
However this days we do not call those that are winning addicted gamblers but we call those that are losing addicted gamblers.
That is only the perception of people. But that is not how it usually happens because a person who will win almost 90% of all his predictions is not an expert but a lucky gambler, and that doesn't determine that he can't get addicted to gambling, but the act will even increase his chance of being addicted to gambling because seeing himself win almost every game he stakes will arouse his interest and make him feel like he is the best ever, which might make him greedy, and from there he will be addicted to gambling, and if his lucky time has finished then he will definitely lose.
Then those that find it hard to win in their game, why do you think people tag them as the gambling addicts? Because they have that interest in going after their loss, and that will make them get addicted without them knowing, so I think that is why people tag them as the gambling addict.