perfectly said, once gambling becomes like a pillar of hope to you, you constantly think like there's a certain huge amount of money awaiting for you.
I know of a man who won 1.8million on sports betting and rather than leaving he said the money wasn't big enough to the things he wished, so he continued that very day till he lost more an more.
While some seem to do it for fun, others intend to make it a money making point, which I the right context it's wrong.
Those who take gambling as a means of making daily financial sources are doing so at their own risk because there is no way a gambler can rely on gambling to make consistent income so any attempt to achieve financial support from gambling will only lead one to addictions since there will be under pressure to meet up with the target winning which eventually is not certain and at that become an unbearable experience that triggers up addictions and other bad experiences that come with gambling.