In gambling, a $100 billion industry, one was born to be a winner, and the other, only a gambler. It is the thrill, the excitement and the entertainment that keep someone’s adrenaline rush go wild. The more the win and the greater the loss, the more incentive for someone to bet. This habit now becomes an addiction.

As claimed by Gallup’s annual Lifestyle Poll conducted last year, five percent of the 65 percent of the entire American population develop dependency to it — hence become pathological gamblers. …