The reason why I'm not addicted to gambling is because even before I started to play gambling I already understand gambling and its addiction, and my understanding has helped me on how to follow up gambling. Sometimes I ask myself why do people get addicted to gambling, is it because they have no understanding or awareness about the addiction of gamble.
I think majority of people who are addicted to gambling is because they do not understand gambling as beginners, the rules and the side effects of playing gambling excessively.
I think if gambling companies can help to giving beginners to understand gambling and addiction it will help and reduce the rate at which people get addicted o gambling, I mean good lesson for people to get understanding. Or do gambling companies benefit from gamblers who are addicted, which the awareness of getting addicted can affect their business?.
One major route that addiction takes to sip into anyone is through ignorance and lack of exposure, gambling can at times put on the disguise of a thrilling experience and sugar coat of make money quickly and many weak minded persons can easily fall into this trap and get loss in gambling, you can educate people on how they can gambling without going too far, teach them on how to set boundaries and rules that would act as a law on how they gamble, they should be aware of the destructive part of gambling and should approach with caution.
I think that the biggest problem at the beginning of addiction is lack of money, every addict will always need money and that is what produces the different problems, when a person has enough money, like millionaires, they play until they get bored, they don't even like it. It doesn't matter if they win or lose, for them it doesn't matter, you rarely see a millionaire enter a casino, that is almost unheard of, but people who are not millionaires do, and it is because of the lack of money, in this aspect we are people who almost always see things from the point of view that must be corrected quickly. If a person is already addicted, my advice will always be to seek professional help, which is normal, of course. The rest is at the discretion of the person.