Apart from what you said, I also want to add that gambling every day is scary because the individual gambler will be lazy for sure, and it will also be more dangerous because the gambler will quickly become addicted to this field. They have nothing else to do in their daily lives but gamble.
Gambling brings something else when you experience winning here, which is where greed often starts to enter to lead them to addiction in reality.
They're treat gambling as a jobs, that's why they gamble every day lol.
It's true they have nothing else to do in their daily lives, they mostly drink cheap coffee from a seller who ride bikes, playing chess or cards, gamble until they win. If they don't have any money left, they will try to rob a valuable thing from other people or force people to gives them money.
Different people have their different opinions concerning people who chose to gamble every day and I think it's absolutely fine to respect everyone's opinions and even if we try to make them see reasons why they shouldn't gamble daily, we mustn't do that without choosing the right wordings.
I currently don't gamble everyday and would advise every gambler out there to also do same and that's because there was a time I was gambling everyday so when I compare my life since I stopped gambling everyday and now, I've seen that I'm positively progressing in gambling and in my main area of profession than when I was gambling daily. Gambling daily is one of the easiest ways to make an individual become a gambling addict
The effects of daily gambling are more than just a simple addiction, it is a separation from our daily routine, because the need for self-development gradually diminishes and is replaced by satisfaction and innocent joy, living with gambling every day is like a fake paradise in my opinion, while it's clear that we can replace those hours with tasks that create long-term benefits, we spend hours just being wasteful. Although we always respect each person's consciousness but daily gambling creates sluggishness in the brain, feeling like it cannot learn anything new to train yourself.