There are many types gamber who playing online gambling, below shows the most of the reason why they will become a gambler.
Most gamblers are social gamblers.
-Gambling is one of many forms of entertainment they engage in, it is not their main recreational activity.
-They rarely think about gambling.
-Gambling episodes are usually infrequent, but there may be some regular activity as well (e.g., a monthly poker game, an occasional vacation to Vegas, a weekly or even daily lottery ticket).
-Gambling does not result in any negative life-consequences.
-There is no loss of control over gambling duration, frequency or money spent (sometimes there might be one episode of this).
-They would not be upset if unable to gamble ever again.
-There are no lasting negative financial consequences as a result of the gambling.
-There are no attempts to hide any aspect of the behavior.
-Other people do not see their gambling as excessive.
Frequent Gamblers (also called "heavy" or "serious" gambling):
-Gambling is an important part of their lives and would missed if they could not engage in it.
-There may be an intense focus on a single form of gambling (e.g., horse racing, poker, sports betting).
-There is no loss of control over wager amount or frequency.
-No progressive increase in wager size over time.
-No financial strain due to gambling, money for retirement, family, health, etc. is not being diverted
-Money is not borrowed from any source (including credit cards).
-Gambling is generally not viewed as a way to pay for basic life necessities or luxuries.
-No relationship arguments or relationship problems occur due to gambling.
-Gambling does not diminish their work performance or focus.
-Wager size is responsible and reasonable for the person's income.
-Relationships with family members and friends are not diminished due to time spent gambling.
-The time spent gambling appears reasonable to an outsider.
-The gambler does not chase losses.
-There are not mood swings associated with the wins and losses.
-The gambler remains interested in non-gambling activities and engages in them frequently.
-Non-gambling friends and activities are plentiful.
-Problem and pathological gamblers often minimize their situation to try and appear like frequent gamblers.
-A frequent gambler may eventually advance into problem or pathological gambling
-If a gambler is affluent the distinction between frequent and problem gambling is somewhat more complicated.
