@OP, what is the difference between gambling fever and gambling addiction? From your post, I don't see any difference or any unique difference of things that have been discussed here before as a causes of addiction and how to prevent it. Both are too similar, if not the same.
Maybe OP is trying to modify the name, and obviously, I see no difference from what OP has called a gambling fever and gambling addiction, as all the listed factors or features are almost similar to those of an addicted gambler. Maybe OP should tell us what the new message he is trying to pass across is, because there is nothing new in what OP has mentioned here, as there have been lots of similar posts in the past with content similar to this thread.
I agreed, and I don't know or have any idea why he said that, for whatever reason, as far as I can see, it's just his opinion. Then there's another thing about gambling addictions,
it often happens to gamblers who are driven by greed.
But for gamblers who can control themselves, for sure, even if they have been gambling for years, we will see that the addiction is not in their behavior. Unlike gamblers who have become addicted, in a short period of time there are signs that they are immediately heading towards addictions in terms of gambling.