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Yes I also admit that not everyone is involved in gambling with the intention of earning income but that is another thing if we refer back to the context we discussed above, above I only talked about the majority but I also admit that there is a minority of gamblers who do not experience addiction along with various other impacts due to gambling.
I think we will all admit that the majority of gamblers are those who are likely to become addicted because most of them are gamblers who misunderstand what and how gambling is, or what I mean is some of them are gamblers who come with the wrong perspective such as considering gambling as a place to solve financial problems.
Yeah, I think the most addictive part of gambling is winning a big amount at some point.
After that, your brain might trick you into thinking that you could eventually retire and just keep gambling to make money.
In reality though, it is only the owners of the casino that retired, and are enjoying the gambler's money.
Obviously that's true, some players allows their huge win to get into their head which makes them to gamble compulsively thinking that they can win another huge amount again but unluckily for them, they might lose everything again. Some players too even get influence by the huge wins of other players. Although it doesn't happen to everyone.