Gambling is a universal experience shaped by luck, skill, and personal risk. It’s found in casinos, sports arenas, and smartphones alike. At its core is the seductive promise of winning, of turning small bets into large payouts. It draws people from all walks of life, driven by excitement, escape, or financial hope. Yet its highs are matched by lows, with addiction and loss being real risks. In a world of instant access, gambling demands careful regulation and self-awareness. It is both a source of entertainment and a serious public health concern.
