Games of all sorts are addictive; there is no doubt about it. How much addictive is not determined by their creators but by their players. Gambling games, Bingo, custom bingo games, Poker and etc. are additive as you make them to be.
No one can deny the addictiveness of the games, especially the ones there money is involved. If the luck turns towards you, the addictiveness will rise up because easy money is in your hands and you want more. If you are able to confront the addictiveness, than is someone’s eyes you are a hero (for the time being).
Let’s say you’ve one a couple of thousand dollars on a bingo game. You go home with enough money to redecorate the interior you’ve planned for years. But here is the thing, addictiveness of playing bingo hits in because if you won a couple of thousand now, how much will you be able to win the next day with a more bingo tickets than usual? The ods of winning again are on your side. So instead of investing the money, you return back to buy more bingo tickets than usual. Before you know it the addictiveness has hit you and the chances of repeating the bingo winnings are slim. These are the starting symptoms of addictiveness.
If you limit the addiction as you want, you’ll go for the renovation and return to playing Bingo as before, with limited money in your pocket. And if luck will hit you again than it will hit you.