I often advise people that gambling should be done for enjoyment, not as a way to achieve big dreams. When someone becomes addicted to gambling, they lose the ability to recognize when they're making mistakes and to the extents of owning depts. It's crucial to be aware of the possible harmful effects of gambling and to be responsible if you choose to gamble. Gambling can lead to stress, anxiety, depression, and money troubles if you don't set limits and use caution.
It is difficult to advise someone who is addicted to gambling because all they have in mind is playing and getting money because they think that gambling will make a lot of money even though that is a wrong thought, no one is truly successful because of gambling (IMO).
Usually experienced gamblers already know when they should play and when they should stop playing.
Experienced and responsible gamblers can definitely control their expenses well because they use gambling only for fun, not to get a steady income, even if they lose, it's not a problem for them because gambling has risk
You make solid comments regarding gaming, especially how risky it is to think it can lead to money. Most experienced gamblers are not in charge, despite their claims. Consider the gambler's fallacy, the belief that past events can influence future events. Bad behavior perpetuates the cycle. Claiming to be a "experienced gambler" might be deceptive; overconfidence can lead to disastrous actions. Yes, gaming should never be considered a career. These high-risk activities rarely provide financial security. Some gamble for fun and can stop whenever they want, but responsible gaming is full with temptations and traps. Move carefully