With this thought, I think it's safe to say that gambling isn't really meant for the poor guys because gambling isn't something that is certain so to risk the little you have knowing fully well that the odds and chances are totally against you isn't really a wise chose and something to do but you know one funny thing about this context of gambling and the poor, they ought to always tell themselves about someone huge wins and they feel that they too can replicate it.
How can you say gambling is not for the poor. I think when a poor person is addicted to gambling, then there is going to be a problem because I don't understand someone who don't have what to eat want to gamble. A person who is poor and is addicted to gambling will only have one thought and the thought will always be to win a big amount of money that is big enough to change his life and with such mentality, it will be so difficult for such person to win money. I still believe that whether a person is poor or rich, we can gamble in our convinience without affecting our financial status or go above our means because of gambling.
Some area in the world there are many gamblers that poor and rich. Like in my country I saw many poor people want to gamble because of the false mindset. They aim that they will earn a lot of money in gambling and even they are poor they will make a way to gamble without knowing that through gambling they are pit themselves into a very poor they will risk some of their money but didn't think what are the outcome. And if loss them some of them don't have food to eat.
That's a sad reality, with poor gamblers they are willing to submit themselves to a situation like this, since they are betting their only money once they've loss their bets they will suffer not to eat and worse they also bring their love ones on this same situation, leaving them not to bring food for their families.
Unlike with those who have some extra money, rich people who can afford to take a big risk and even they've loss they still have money to feed themselves and their families.