When people first start gambling, people think this is just a game, but over time it becomes a habit and leads to dependence. If addicted to gambling, players will constantly pursue bets leading to losses, extracting available money, even stealing, and cheating to get money to satisfy addiction. Regularly plan to get more gambling money, such as lying to family or acquaintances to borrow money to gamble. When the loss is extreme, family and friends stay away from the creditor to come to them. They can be psychologically unstable, sometimes leading to suicidal thoughts.
basically when we play gambling games the goal is entertainment to just relieve fatigue and stress after a long day of work. but this is reversed when they perceive that gambling is a place to gain profit so they only focus on continuing to win and also making gambling a profession which can result in someone using any money to be able to play gambling because they believe that they will get profit in it, and this is also what will make them stressed when they experience defeat.
People with gambling addiction often experience a strong urge to gamble, even when they know it's harmful to themselves or their loved ones. They might continue gambling to chase losses, experience excitement or a "high," or to escape from emotional pain or stress. This behavior can lead to financial, emotional, and interpersonal problems.
Addiction is a complex issue, and seeking help is a crucial step toward recovery.
when they are addicted to gambling they will never think about anything other than playing gambling even though they already have responsibilities where these responsibilities must be prioritized.
Regulating gambling and financial activities is what everyone has to do so they can prioritize which ones are needs and which ones are just hobbies.
I agree that the relevant authorities must control this, because people addicted to gambling are able to do anything to get money to play, they only see the consequences when they lose it.