In my opinion, someone gambling for fun understands and accepts that they are likely to lose the money they wager. The money spent is viewed as the price of admission for the entertainment experience, not an investment or a serious attempt to get rich. Losses are seen as part of the game, not a catastrophic event.
That's right. Those people who came to play for the sake of enjoying the game practically don't think about making a profit. It's a secondary factor that they don't pay much attention to. I wish I could join such people, but alas... I can't just play and not look at other moments during the game. My memory remembers everything in detail and it's no longer possible to deceive my mind, but I really want to forget everything and start all over again from scratch.
Do we agree that there's people who gamble for gambling sake without looking for profit and there's people who gamble for just to gamble for make profit, the question is for everyone, because I know that some people that gamble most of them gamble for them to make money and they are not gambling for them not to make money, if calculate people that gamble to entertain themselves the percent will not go half of people who gambles to make more, I read many post made by other users they have different opinions in this question of op.
I don't believe that and it's very difficult to find people who would be attracted to gambling without the desire to make a profit. All the people I have seen in my area are attracted to gambling solely for the greed of making a profit. In reality, I have not found such a knowledgeable and professional gambler who is only attracted to gambling for fun.