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My question is do you think gambling every day is better? From his reasoning and points of narrations.

Your friend might be onto something if he's tried this method successfully without becoming addicted. However, gambling daily isn't advisable for a responsible gambler, as it can develop into a bad habit and lead to addiction. There's no guarantee of increased winning chances by playing every day, but you might gain more insights into how the games work. Yet, the risk is becoming addicted and relying too much on gambling for income. To avoid the pitfalls of addiction and financial losses, responsible gamblers should steer clear of such frequent gambling. It will make more sense to focus on the potential negative outcomes rather than emphasizing the positives side of this method.

You're right when you say practicing a game might give a player more insight about how it works. But it won't necessarily give the player any greater advantage over the house because anything can still happen. It's really not how much a person knows about a game, but more of their ability to control their behavior and avoid the Falling into the traps of addiction.

Once a gambler already experienced the winning moment some of them want to test out where their luck will bring them, so the reason why most of them keep playing even every day, but too much gambling is like are putting the gambling part of your daily routine or habit and once your muscle memory already program with this, possible might bring you into an addiction, if your friend still have the chance to control themselves in playing gambling and become responsible do as possible, some people would like to give up their gambling addiction, its not only affect you but to your financial and people surrounded by you.

Indeed, gambling can become a real addiction and can have negative impacts on all aspects of someone's life. Even if someone starts out just gambling for fun, the addictive nature of gambling can quickly lead to serious problems. And you're right that it's not just about the financial aspect, but it can also affect relationships and cause emotional distress. there are many effective ways to help people overcome a gambling addiction, is it may appear too difficult, but with time, if you are consistent towards fighting it.