Indeed, it is a fine line, and it is often difficult to distinguish it. But with our experience, we can know and differentiate it. Yes, I agree with you that there are professional players who end up losing a lot and despair because they cannot control themselves well while they are gambling. They forget that gambling has many temptations, so they seem to underestimate gambling and say they are used to dealing with it. But from underestimating them, they will start to encounter problem after problem, which, in the end, they cannot handle and makes them start to lose control of themselves in gambling. He would feel like he had hit rock bottom again and might not be able to get up again if he didn't quickly realize that he had made a mistake. By realizing his mistakes and the desire to correct his mistakes, he can get back up and start correcting the mistakes he has made.

Successful gamblers must have skills that can help analyze the gambling they do and to be able to win. They are very different from most gamblers. They also have other things we need to know because they never tell the public. Successful gamblers can play using skills that are above average so that they have a better chance of winning than other gamblers. They will not be lazy to continue practicing their skills because, according to them, that can help them to remain professional gamblers, and they have that when they already have a lot of skills.

Successful gamblers can force themselves not to chase wins because they know it will not bring them more wins. They know themselves better than anyone, so they can defend well and win. We really don't know whether successful gamblers are addicts or they do not have an addiction because they don't show it to the public. But if we can get close to them, we can learn things that help them become successful gamblers so that we can also improve our skills.