Credit cards fuel every kind of purchasing addiction out there. Women buy make-up products, men buy more home depot stuff, kids buy more junk food, alcoholics buy more booze, investors buy more stocks and finally gamblers buy more game chips. We can’t really do about it since credit cards a part of the financial system. The good thing is, the interest rates are so high right now, it doesn’t make any sense to borrow money unless you are very desperate. In this environment, borrowing money is a quick way to get poor or worse, bankrupt.

In as much as you  gamble, your primary reason is to make some money and every other reason is secondary and if you're fortunate enough, you can get both fun and money as well but it all depends on how well you play the game and the moment  you learn how not to play with money you can't afford to lose, the better for you and it saves you from addiction and frustration  in gambling.

@op I love how you made your writings clear but just as you already stated, I don't think anyone making straight and severe losses in gambling isn't having any fun, not in my country because I already know the cost of living is getting increasingly expensive and anyone getting involved in gambling already have the mindset of making money and I think the fun in gambling comes when there are winnings

In the current era religious regulations are no longer so emphasized by most people whether women or men even though everyone understands that the religion they adhere to also strictly prohibits gambling.
Apart from the main goal of having fun in gambling, they also have other goals such as wanting to get some luck to win because since the Covid pandemic until now the economy in every country is still considered weak or unstable many small businesses have experienced bankruptcy and several private employees have been expelled and it is difficult to get a job again.
In fact I don't agree with this reason and all the same there are many women who are looking for fun from games of skill and men who are looking for a percentage of opportunities so this cannot be said to be the right reason and proven logical.

Yes that true and doing research is not easy especially now that there are so many gamblers turning to online casinos and it makes it difficult to know the gender of each gambling account.

Now there is news that microstrategy has bought some bitcoins again. Strangely enough, but usually after such news there is a drop in price. I don't know if we should expect a repeat of this story now, but it seems to me that we will see a fall ahead one way or another. There will be a halving soon and people will need to be scared to buy coins as cheaply as possible.

The market price of Bitcoin is till dancing around $26k and for almost a week now there's no form of leaving that amount and at some point it seems to be the price for this month before entering October.
I still don't know why it hasn't gotten to $27k but when the price grows to $26,700 it will come down drastically, what's really the cause? Because we're still expecting it to go beyond $27-28k before the end of this month.

       -   There are other religions that do not prohibit gambling, such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and others. This means that in these countries that I have mentioned, the religions do not say that it is forbidden to gamble, whether it is a woman or a man, nor is it mentioned whether even a child can gamble too.

But there are other religious countries that oppose gambling, such as Islam, Christianity, and others. Because for me, there seems to be no difference between women and men; if only there were when it comes to self-discipline and self-control, this is the only part where I see the difference between them.

To me, social rights are essential. You mentioned welfare and, according to a study I recently heard of, I strongly believe that in those countries where money is well redistributed the capacity for growth is greater. A country where the poor is poorer can't organically grow. I understand why poor people feel that they are being robbed when they have to pay their taxes and still don't see any benefits.

But we unfortunately live in an era where greediness in the norm. It is clear in the private sector, to the point of putting basic sustainability itself at risk, but the public sector is not any better in many cases, and changing that should be the first step to improve people's quality if life.