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Yes because for gamblers, it is take the risk and have the chance to some profit and if you are not taking the risk then you are not preventing anything. You are only preventing something by avoiding it and that is the reason I have said it is not for a gambler to prevent it, be it the risk or something else. If you are a gambler and you have come to gamble, all you have to do is to gamble as you can bear and in order words you are gambling anyway and you are not preventing it only to reduce your risk.
If you don't reduce the risk, you will only see the risk of losing money getting bigger, and if that happens, you should immediately stop gambling and rest. It's not good to continue gambling because we can lose even more, especially if we deposit more money into the gambling account. It will only make us want to recover our losses even though we know that it will not guarantee that we can recover losses but provide other losses. Here it is better for us to prevent that loss than get other losses so we will not lose much money.
Getting used to trying to plan funds for gambling once a week or twice a week will be much better because if they are used to it they will master self-control and have better financial management not to think too much about gambling and gamble only to seek luck when they have more money.
In this case, someone is often forced to continue gambling to catch their losses until they have to borrow money with the thought that they will make money after that to cover previous losses.
Such thinking clearly very bad and it is clear that they themselves are at fault because gambling only provides a place to gamble and have fun but someone thinks is a place to multiply money is clear that it their own fault.