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Well I also agree with your opinion here that the only problem is that gamblers often focus too much on winning so that this is what often hinders or makes it difficult for them to balance gambling with normal life as conveyed by @nullama, and it can be said that maybe they are gamblers who misunderstand what and how gambling really is, most likely they gamble because they see other people who have managed to achieve big wins which indirectly becomes the motivation that drives them to also get involved.
Honestly, I really understand that in fact it is indeed rather difficult to change the approach of a gambler who has misunderstood gambling from the start, only a few of them succeed and this is also the reason why gambling must be done very carefully.
Absolutely.
And that's the thing, advertisement, and word of mouth, etc, is how many people get hooked into gambling.
The reality is that most of the people saying how much money they have won while gambling tend to not disclose how much more they have also lost...
When you factor in those losses, the vast majority of gamblers have lost more money than whatever amount they have won.