Yes, many people hope to get the opportunity to get big profits in gambling to change their economic class and they hope to be able to buy anything from their gambling winnings, actually this is a wrong mindset because they think gambling is to improve economic factors and even though gambling is not the right choice for that purpose , gambling is very risky with accuracy results above 80% certainty that you will definitely lose, so there is only a small chance of getting a big win from gambling so we rarely hear of someone getting daily profits but they are only lucky to get high wins only a few times while they are gambling.
So I agree with your opinion, before losing funds from gambling activities, consider your decision to get luck from gambling, but think that the risk of losing is higher than winning and change your mindset that you can gamble according to funds that can be controlled even if you lose, then some of the funds are used to invest in certain profits such as the very high price of gold.
Almost most gamblers think like that; that's why others think that gambling is a job, and for others, it's just their hope to rise in their states of life. So whether they are rich or poor,
it is the same that they lose gambling, and their aim is the same, which is to win gambling.
So there is no difference between them if we look at it from another angle, maybe only in the state of life, but when it comes to gambling, they are just the same.
One of their carelessness is that they don't consider and look at the negative sides of gambling at all, which in the end gives rise to the hope of getting a big win, where they treat gambling in an excessive way with the aim of being able to change the fate of their lives, even though This mindset will only lead them to a much worse life situation. Usually this kind of mindset often occurs in people who have poor life situations, such as poor people, and one of the reasons is because they really want to change their lives but unfortunately they started their enthusiasm in the wrong place.
That's right, if we talk about gambling then it is clear that there is no difference between being rich or poor, or what this means is that both of them are equally likely to experience significant negative impacts from gambling, the rich can fall into poverty and the poor can become even more worrying, so no matter what their life situation is if they treat gambling in the wrong way then obviously gambling will have a bad impact on them. Therefore in my opinion there is absolutely no idea about who should take a greater amount of risk between the rich and the poor, in the end it is still best to take a level of risk commensurate with your ability.