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However, like the habit of gambling in small amounts, which someone routinely does after getting their daily salary, I think it is an addiction regardless of their goals. Repeating the gambling cycle every day is the most difficult form of addiction to overcome, because there is no pressure whatsoever when experiencing losses, which is why the cycle forms.
Gambling every day, even in small amounts, will indeed result in addiction.
But those who do it are just as a regular routine, but in the end all that will disappear and will most likely increase the amount of bets or money allocated to gambling. They are willing to do anything to be able to win in the gambling that is done every day.
Those who gamble with large capital usually find it easier to stop when they experience losses, because to repeat it they need large capital too. However, it is quite difficult to guess someone's gambling habits, if we are not in the same environment. What is clear is that when the misery is greater than the pleasure, then it is a sign that it is time to stop gambling, if it continues it will make life's stress greater.
Wealthy people with large capital probably won't worry about losing because they have a lot of money reserves.
But their mentality will certainly be disturbed and always greedy to win in gambling.
They won't stop as long as they haven't won, it won't be easy to stop because they still have a goal for the jackpot.
And a person with such an addiction needs a lot of processes to be able to recover from his addiction, including the surrounding environment.