I came across a recent topic where the op was saying over 80% of gamblers gamble to make money and I had to have a dip thought on that and was curious as to know if there are possibilities that people gamble just for the sake of answering the name gambler?
From my opinion, I think there isn’t any need to stake or risk one’s money on a game simply because you want to catch fun when you could simply not risk your money and still have fun while watching same game.
I don’t know if I’m really staying my points well but I wish to know if people really have to gamble without intentions of making money?

He was bankrupt in the end though. The rules were changed because of what he had done which looks like not really cheating but just bulk-buying tickets with every possible combination.

I guess he used his money to pay the lawyers for years fighting the case. I think if you win the lottery for once in your life, you shouldn't try your luck again because if you win again, the CIA and FBI will investigate you for winning again. 

Beginner gamblers tend to usually win, where if they can't think well they can think that winning is easy to get, so if they get the initial win it can create disaster for themselves, it will also trap them in an addiction phase, and possibly greed can occur. who will control themselves so that they do the same thing, deposit money back to gamble but with the same result, namely losing, and this happens because of the belief they have in gambling.

Yes, that's true, maybe it could happen to those who have had bad experiences with gambling, they could be aware of the risks involved in gambling by the fact that they will lose more often than they win. I think people who are aware of this will not gamble excessively. because they can see the big losses that will occur if they gamble excessively.

Especially someone who gambles for fun, rarely needs to keep track of their money inflows and outflows and how much they have won or not. In addition, checking the total balance spent on gambling is very important in order to know the amount of spending and to guide the person accordingly. Knowing all these details within a certain period of time not only helps to avoid excessive gambling expenses but also helps prevent the person from becoming addicted to gambling without realizing it. In other words, while it may be absolutely harmful to not keep track of the amount spent on gambling or to keep track of it constantly, it would be very useful to check it from time to time.

Interestingly, elderly people are becoming more tech-savvy. Though paradoxical, hear me out. Online platforms can make hobbies and interests like gambling previously inaccessible. Administering gambling to someone unfamiliar with Gmail may seem ludicrous. Some elderly people are adaptable and interested in new experiences, but this underestimates them. Education and mentoring can change apprehension into appreciation. Choice, not digital agenda, is the goal.

Promoting joy Gamble responsibly, not undermine traditional values. Showing the elder generation that it can be controlled and enjoyed within limits might demystify it. Remember to be kind, patient, and informed.

I'm just a newbie and I don't have other opportunities to make money irl because of my place of living and age. I tried already bounties and airdrops, but I'm not lucky in it. Thanks for your advices!!!

Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.