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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Why don't the rich people get addicted easily?
by
Ricardo11
on 19/06/2025, 17:00:29 UTC
This is an open question, maybe I could be wrong in the eye of some of you but am asking this question because a  large number of addicted gamblers are not even up to a middle class standard but they are addicted. Can someone tell me why it's like that or is it totally a different case in your society, maybe an opposite of what I asking is happening in your own society. Poor people gets more addicted, following the middle class before it gets to the rich. Since it's like that, I think it's just the poor people that are gambling the most in the world, if am not correct, I stand to be corrected.

I don't know of a better word to use to describe it but regardless I think the rich get addicted but in a more classy way. I want to let you understand something the rich go to the casinos to ease pains and get involved in some games and with time since they enjoy the moment they go back there doing the same process but mostly it's not been recognized as being addicted but to the middle or poor having gone through this same process they are recognize as being addicted, so they get addicted.
Rich people have enough money and even have a strong source of income, they do not need to earn money by gambling, so they never want to earn money by gambling, they want to gamble only for entertainment purposes, to clear their minds. They have big meetings in their business, then when they return home and rest, they can gamble in online casinos for some entertainment purposes, or they can go to physical casinos, but their attitude is only entertainment.
But in this case, a poor person can easily be led to addiction, because their gambling purpose is to achieve big wins, from which their financial situation can improve, but ultimately in this view gambling, is will leads them to more and more financial problems, and this is a completely true fact, in the end its result is ultimately disappointment and disaster.