There are two (2) types of gamblers: first is the one who chases for profits; the other is the one who finds it purely for entertainment.
Actually there are more type than that. Some gamble due to curiousness, other for social benefits and more.
People who chase for profits usually go all-in. They tend to gamble and play with the odds in hopes of winning large sums of money for their personal need; or for repayment purposes.
Those who chase profit seldom go all-in. Thet are more careful because they wanted to spread out their beat because they are well aware that if they go all-in and messed up, they don't have anything to recover the losses or play another round to win.
The other type of gambler is the one who experiences it primarily for the entertainment it provides. Generally, these types of gamblers are the ones who find gambling to be enjoyable to the point that they care less in winning, but more on the adrenaline side.
True! I agree with you on this one. People who seek entertainment doesn't care about money, win or lose. These type of gambler often go all in for the sake of adrenaline rush.
With that said, you will never experience any addiction until you personally try them. Limit your playing time and only allocate a small-portion of your money in order to practice self-control.
True! To avoid getting addicted, a gambler must implement a full-self-control that is the best counter to have an uncontrollable urge to gamble.