So the bottom line is that I would just say that control and some boundaries would usually be able to be exercised by people who come without any expectation of winning, or the intention is not too serious and just for entertainment.
Of course yes, because people who come to gambling places see it as a form of seeking additional income, they will behave badly or be greedy in carrying it out because the aim is to get money, whereas if people come to the casino they see it and consider it as a form of entertainment activity for them when If he's bored, then most likely he won't feel too much risk there, because he only plays as needed and can limit the time and money he can bet there, and he will get happiness of course.
Greed will play a role in continuing to tempt gamblers to want to continue gambling to win. And greed can really make gamblers forget to limit their gambling activities because it has been proven that many gamblers cannot stop themselves from gambling. We also often experience this where we find it difficult to stop immediately and we even forget to keep gambling as entertainment and instead want to make money from gambling. It is rare for a gambler to feel bored because of gambling, although some people do because when a gambler experiences loss, it is not boredom that he feels but the desire to recover his losses.
If he can gamble moderately, I mean he can limit his gambling activities and always remember that gambling is not as sweet as he imagines. He will not risk more money in the name of achieving a win. He will always be careful about spending his money and if he can win, he will not chase more wins but will stop because he knows it can save him from more losses that may come.