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Financial capability would be the main consideration whether a certain gambler would really be able to play longer or not. We do know that there would really be those average/poor ones and to those who are really that rich or having tons of money on which it would really be understandable that they could sustain on playing even more. The main issue on here is that there would really be no exception in speaking about messing up your financial with gambling or because of it. On the time that you would really be losing such moderation or control, then you are really just that basically showing up yourself that you are already addicted to it. Day to day gambling is the best recipe for you to make yourself that addicted and this is something that you should really be stopping because at the moment that you would really be finding yourself on such condition then sooner or later you would be finding yourself having that devastated financial condition.
I have known someone that do make everyday gambling but didnt able to make themselves considered to be an addict on which this is a solid example that self control and moderation or discipline
would really be the key for you to be able to avoid such potential addiction which we know that this is really something which is dangerous.
Indeed, financial capability is really important. Like a gas tank, your driving range increases with size. The truth is, though, if you floor it repeatedly, even the largest petrol tank will run empty at last. That's the danger of daily gambling. Your friend that everyday gambles without becoming addicted? Perhaps they are an outlier or perhaps they are simply not yet visible. Said another way, "I know a guy who smokes two packs a day and doesn't have lung cancer." Doesn't mean it's not coming. Moderation and self-control are absolutely vital, but they are not perfect shield against addiction