Now let's be sincere, will you also classify a successful gambler as an addict?
IMO, successful gamblers are those who can enjoy gambling but they can avoid the addiction. If you become an addict, I think you are failed to success in gambling. Smart gamblers must know how to gamble in the right way, they just make gambling to be a place for entertainment and think the prizes for the bonus only. Don't have the mindset to chase the wins in gambling! If you chase the wins and you become an addict, you are already in the wrong way in gambling. Being an addict probably will end up with bad result, you will be difficult to recover because you too rely your life on gambling.
Gambling is good as long as you make it as the place for entertainment and try luck for earning money. But if you make it as your main job or you put all your money into gambling, it is not the right way in gambling. Addicts probably use all their money into gambling because they want to chase the win, so how can the addicts to be categized as successful gamblers? It doesn't make sense for me!
I also think that addiction is one of the things that can attack players very badly and leave them without money, if a person manages to do good things, for example, being in the casino for a long time and not feeling the prevailing need to be playing bull. time, I think it has been a good job and it is a mission accomplished, you can call him a successful player in the casino, but he also has to win the games, because if he doesn't win the money runs out and then how will he continue? I don't know if there are people who win and are addicted, but not a bad addiction, but rather spending all day playing but coming out the winner.
It's difficult from the point of view that the casino will always win, but a player can win, the idea is how long can a player win that much? I think that this is something that cannot be measured, and for that reason you have to take great care of the addiction. Is an addicted person who earns money Successful?