Yes and that's what a gambler should do, gamble just for fun and use money according to the budget he has, don't overdo it in playing time and the number of bets so that no one gets addicted. And it is true that if someone gambles just for entertainment, when he loses then feeling regret is not too much of a problem for him because he already gets pleasure from being able to gamble. And I agree with you that if a person is not addicted to gambling then he is not doing bad things in his daily life.
although some play for fun. but still, those who bet hope to win. and sometimes when we are careful, we still get carried away by an atmosphere that is too exciting.
We have been careful in making bets and allocating funds. but there are still those who go too far and force themselves to keep betting with other money. maybe some gamblers have experienced such a situation. or even almost all gamblers have been addicted to continuing to bet.
Do you mean they are increasing their bet amounts? Well, that's normal for gamblers who are chasing their losses. They are getting greedier because they think the winning chance is near so it's better if the amount they input is bigger than their usual bets. I understand that because I have been in that situation before. Chasing losses is when a gambler is trying to win back what he thinks is supposed to be his. But that is entirely wrong because gambling sites will just make us lose more if we are trying to win it all back in a quicker way.
These emotions are where it's getting more dangerous for us because there's no way that the system will understand our emotions, it will just keep on taking our bets and the RTP might not come in short runs. IMO, it's still better if we prolong the battle by staying with our usual bets. It will give back but we have to be patient about it.