There is nothing that requires someone to gamble to make money. It would be better if you gambled for fun, so the burden of your losses won’t be so heavy.
It’s not the losses that ultimately make a gambler change their thinking about gambling. Rather, it’s the wins felt that give gamblers the sense that they can make money from gambling, and if this is supported by more intense and uncontrolled activities, it will certainly worsen the situation for the gambler. It won't be a problem to gamble for money, as long as you have your boundaries to avoid addiction.
Gambling to make money attracts greed, the wants of man is insatiable and when one wins they'll be tempted to stake bigger with the mindset of gambling for money, winning would make them want more that's why I supped your statement that it's the wins felt that gives gamblers the sense that they can make more money, it's a game of luck and should be done for fun with something you can afford to lose, a spare money that you won't feel bad when you lose it to the casino. Gambling is fun and if you do it responsibly you won't have to worry about addiction.