Quote from: lembang on Today at 01:18:20 AM

As long as you can keep it under control, I think it can be okay; addiction to gambling isn’t always as bad as people say. However, it’s important to remember that the line between fun and dependency is thin. When that line is crossed, what started as just entertainment can turn into a serious problem.

If you can control yourself then it can't be called an addiction. Remember addiction is an uncontrolled urge to do things repeatedly. So when we discuss a person being addicted, control is automatically the issue.

Quote from: lembang on Today at 01:18:20 AM

Managing your feelings and motivations behind gambling is crucial. If you can focus your energy and only play at certain times, it might be something enjoyable. But when your emotions start to take over and your decisions are influenced by the urge to keep playing, that’s a sign you need to take a step back and reflect on what's really going on.

And if the person can manage to control his feelings and motivation, we cannot label them as an addicted gambler since the word "control" is actively being practiced. And when stepping back when the sign of addiction is seen, simply means the person in control is avoiding to get addicted to what he is doing.

Quote from: lembang on Today at 01:18:20 AM

In the gambling world, winners are often those who can hold back, while losers usually get swept up in their emotions and lose control. So, learning to regulate yourself and know when to say enough is key to preventing addiction from being harmful. That way, you can enjoy the game without falling into traps that could ruin your life.

Addiction has nothing to do with winning or losing, it has something to do with control, so one must not be complacent that he won't get addicted to gambling if he often wins. There is always a possibility that winning can trigger gambling addiction especially if the person is fixated on winning his session.

Quote from: adpinbr on Today at 10:18:26 PM

Yes gambling addiction can actually be positive in a way, if you are a much gambling positive person and you believe you will merit it even when you are seeing a lot of losses and you keep believing that one day you will definitely win a lot and Which id the truth, one thing I understand about gambling is that you have to be consistent and make sure you gamble with much understanding and know what you needed to do, gambling is just a game of luck and reality of choice, is not everyone has the same luck like others in gambling.
Another thing gambling can much interesting if you are winning.

How can addiction be a positive thing, even eating food when done excessively can harm a person's health. I do not see any positive things in addiction especially the stance you stated of having a positive thought and continuously gambling and losing. This will have a huge effect on the person's financial state and will surely affect his family's need if he continue to gamble blindly hoping for that huge win.

Stating a situation where a gambler has full knowledge of what he is doing and has control over his gambling activities albeit doing it every day does not correlate to gambling addiction at all. So I think your example does not support the claim that gambling addiction can be positive in any way.