Same point I was trying to make that even when a gambler that is addicted keeps losing, he cannot just stop gambling, since he doesn’t know his limit, instead he would go as far as borrowing money to keep gambling. The only thing that might stop him is maybe after borrowing from people and he still does not make any profit or win to pay back his debt and has no means of borrowing again, then since there is no option where to get money to gamble he can decide to pause gambling then but does not necessarily mean his stopping gambling.
You have a point in what you say sir, besides being addicted to gambling is not something that can be easily given up by the addicted gambler himself, due to it seems like his
body and mind are already looking for it.
besides, they are also not able to think normally due to the addiction has controlled their personality too much. It is rare for an addicted gambler
to help themselves get out of it.
Chronic gambling addiction is beyond the bad habit tag it gets, it also affects your psychology, to the extent that you can't even control your impulse again.
Imagine getting to the point where embark on a borrowing spree even when you know you don't have the plans or means to pay them back, that's the level of out of control of your own decisions that comes with gambling addiction.
If you ever reach that level, you can't even get out of it without help again no matter how determined, that's where external support and sometimes professional counseling helps pull you out.