But this does not mean that everyone cannot control the gambling activities they do. I'm sure when someone is aware of the losses in the gambling activities they are doing, they will slowly try to control them. And be a responsible gambler. And it's just a matter of time, the sooner he realizes the "loss" he is experiencing, the sooner he will try to control himself.
I have to disagree with this. Addiction isn't something you can control or choose to have it or not. Anyone is prone to addiction but on different levels. It depends on how vulnerable the person in question is. Everyone know that gambling is not always profitable and that the chances of losing are higher than those of losing but they keep playing till they become addicts. Knowing the risks doesn't exempt you from becoming an addict.
Everyone has a different level of vulnerability to gambling addiction. And this can be influenced by their original purpose of joining gambling. If their main goal in joining gambling is just to look for fun and more excitement, then it is likely that they will also gamble appropriately. And then there are also those who join gambling with the aim of getting the biggest win because they remember that gambling can multiply the money they bet to make it even bigger, and this is also what makes someone continue gambling until they lose control because they are too focus on winning. Ultimately, this can make someone very susceptible to gambling addiction.