Should mentally unstable people be allowed to gamble?

[Agbamoni]

Those that just bet and don't steal money from the others so that they can bet, there's no problem with that. There are mentally stable people but they're even more that does a lot of crazy things for them to be able to gamble. And with that, they should be the ones to get banned from entering into physical casinos or betting shops. Because if they're harming people, that's best for them to stay wherever they are and don't bring ruckus to the other gamblers that are happily gambling.
If they're not going to stop from doing those unnecessary things that bothers other gamblers in the betting shops, that's one reason to bar them from going in to the casino because they're too naughty and they don't understand how irritating it is when they're bothered by someone who's also a gambler but doesn't respect boundaries. And with that, it's best for the management to do actions before some customers request it to them to do it.

There are people who look normal, but their actions tend to be similar to that of a crazy person. So, one doesn't have to be a psychopath or handicapped before they can take crazy actions. But it is hard to figure those persons out before entering a casino or betting shop because they look so normal but get crazy when they start gambling. Which is one of the main reasons why there are securities in the local betting shops and casino.

One good thing is that such person can only gamble in a local shop but can't do any of those tricky and crazy things online because they would immediately block his betting account.

[Dewi Aries]

Those that just bet and don't steal money from the others so that they can bet, there's no problem with that. There are mentally stable people but they're even more that does a lot of crazy things for them to be able to gamble. And with that, they should be the ones to get banned from entering into physical casinos or betting shops. Because if they're harming people, that's best for them to stay wherever they are and don't bring ruckus to the other gamblers that are happily gambling.
If they're not going to stop from doing those unnecessary things that bothers other gamblers in the betting shops, that's one reason to bar them from going in to the casino because they're too naughty and they don't understand how irritating it is when they're bothered by someone who's also a gambler but doesn't respect boundaries. And with that, it's best for the management to do actions before some customers request it to them to do it.

No matter how stable they can be the fact that even very sound people,smart people like IT persons or engineers with high positions in work and society have ruined their life because of gambling.They have started out just like everybody else yet their being smart have not helped them to make sound decisions and to stop gambling when their mind were playing tricks on them.Gambling have destabilized really smart minds and persons and spares no one,this is what I am trying to say here,even stable persons,smart ones with a firm life and family can fall prey to gambling and should not be suggested to gamble,I am not at all talking about stealing money as that is going down in moral lows,yet again I repeat gambling spares no one so everyone should be extra careful.

In gambling anything can happen, and no matter who you are or what your position is or how smart you are in a field the fact is that everything is useless if emotions play a role, as we know that generally when something is done based on emotions it will lead to end results that can sometimes be very bad, while gambling is an activity that is very vulnerable to causing emotions to dominate in a person which I think we already know that quite a lot of people have experienced a lot of downfalls.

As you said above that anyone can fall prey to gambling, no matter who you are, no matter how smart you are, or how rich or poor you are you can eventually end up with a very bad situation and life conditions if you treat gambling in the wrong way, well we have found the trigger point that can cause problems is the wrong way of treating gambling activities, and this is the reason why a gambler is always advised to be careful along with putting a lot of restrictions on time, budget and expectations on winning.

[DaNNy001]

Gambling in a hall with a mentally unstable person is quite uncomfortable for my liking, because it could be an act of selfishness for the gambling attendant to still give service to a mentally unstable person when they know that the person isn't in the right state of mind to make good selections. From the description from the op, it's obvious the person was mentally illed, and him been able to compose emself doesn't necessary mean that he is stable in gambling selection. Be might pretend to be fine because he/she knows that he'll be kicked out if he causes any trouble. Such person should be deprived the right of playing gamble, since they can just end up being a n irresponsible gambler.

[Orpichukwu]

that's right, especially if you just glance at the way they dress. of course it feels unethical. as long as he brings money and does not disturb other players I think it's okay to play gambling at the casino. especially if you see someone's character is different from one another.

Sometimes it's not just about the dressing; most of them might dress averagely, but the way they behave in the gambling house will show that they are not on their right senses. 
 
Some also might not dress very well and when they enter any gambling shop even when they mean no harm their appearance alone will scare people aware and they will be uncomfortable to gamble in that place because anyone who is confirm not to be on their right might their behavior can't be predicted and as such people should be careful with them.

[Cookdata]

Gambling in a hall with a mentally unstable person is quite uncomfortable for my liking, because it could be an act of selfishness for the gambling attendant to still give service to a mentally unstable person when they know that the person isn't in the right state of mind to make good selections. From the description from the op, it's obvious the person was mentally illed, and him been able to compose emself doesn't necessary mean that he is stable in gambling selection. Be might pretend to be fine because he/she knows that he'll be kicked out if he causes any trouble. Such person should be deprived the right of playing gamble, since they can just end up being a n irresponsible gambler.

I can really relate with what you said. We used to have this mentally unstable guy in our class in college back then, this guy use to be very quiet and makes funny moves and entertain the class, we thought it natural and we were never inform of his behavior and when the head becomes unstable. So, one day his sit mate took something a customized pen from his bag, refused to give back and ran away, this guy was mad that day and chased everyone from the class, crazy day that day they had to hold him down by strong men.

I think mentally unstable people should not be allowed to go to all public places like physical casino, a loss from his games is enough to turn his head upside down and God forbid, they can go extreme to be violent and do what no person expected from them and how do you explain such a thing in the court of law, they should stay at home or if they can gamble with their phone, then better but not public.

[Accardo]

But is it possible for person suffering from mental disorders to carry out gambling activities, they are in less than normal way of thinking and what they do is always beyond the limits of normal human reasoning.
Unlike people who are just depressed or mentally unstable, this has not yet reached state of insanity and people like this can still carry out various activities like normal people in general.
Only difference is temperament and emotional level, those who are mentally unstable or in depressed state really cannot be disturbed and they will tend to be alone.
If their personality used to be that of gambler, perhaps despite this condition they would still be able to gamble, it just that they would be relatively quiet.
I once found person like this in betting shop and it was very ridiculous because while he was in the betting shop he really avoided crowds and if someone else greeted him he looked gloomy or remained silent without word coming out of his mouth.
Most important thing is that as long as the people around you don't bother them then there won't be any problems because people like this won't show their emotions if they don't feel disturbed.

Mentally unstable people can execute gambling activities but not in a clear and acceptable manner. They could be compulsive or reckless in the process because they do not care about themselves anymore. The game doesn't seem risky to them either, it's just a compulsory activity that is meant to be carried out at their end. However, like you said, merely looking at them gamble, one could figure out that the person is mentally disordered, due to their body language and some differences in behavior. If the player got mentally disordered through gambling, he may not be aggressive towards other gamblers who think like him.

They can only get bothered when family friends tend to correct them inappropriately about their gambling behavior. But someone who has been struggling with mental disorder before involving himself into gambling, should be avoided and not disturb when in the gambling house. As he could get aggressive both with the gamblers like himself. Personally, would feel comfortable disturbing such a person or trying to correct him while in the casino. Preferably, gamblers should be let to be on their own, unless they seek out for help in predicting a match.

[Fortify]

Recently I was around a physical bet shop close to my area and I observed a man who was shabbily dressed walking in the gambling house. I got into the place to observe what his intentions were. He walked straight to the gaming attendant, placed his bets in a highly coordinated manner and quietly walked out of the physical gambling house. From the way he was well organized, you will never know that he was mentally unsound apart from his dirty clothes and unkept hair and beard.

When I inquired from the attendant, she said he was a regular customer and that he usually raised money for gambling through the manual jobs he does around the area. She also told me that he has never misbehaved and acted violently in the gambling house so she was comfortable with him.

My question now is are there any moral, ethical or legal obligation to bar a person from gambling after physically observing that he is mentally unstable?

What a weird way for you to describe judging someone based on their looks. For you he may have looked "shabby" but he might otherwise have been perfectly sound of mind and you say that he was otherwise organized enough to place a bet. Some people do not choose to conform to society or the way that you think they should look. Nothing else besides his appearance in your description makes him seem mentally unsound. It's also not the cashiers job to reject someones business really and it might create genuine barriers for people who otherwise should be allowed to gamble. Do we stop people gambling when drunk? As that would suggest they are making improper decisions? No, we don't - in fact casinos often try to ply gamblers with free drinks in order to loosen them up a bit

[Wakate]

Gambling in a hall with a mentally unstable person is quite uncomfortable for my liking, because it could be an act of selfishness for the gambling attendant to still give service to a mentally unstable person when they know that the person isn't in the right state of mind to make good selections. From the description from the op, it's obvious the person was mentally illed, and him been able to compose emself doesn't necessary mean that he is stable in gambling selection. Be might pretend to be fine because he/she knows that he'll be kicked out if he causes any trouble. Such person should be deprived the right of playing gamble, since they can just end up being a n irresponsible gambler.

I just don't understand why op would write about this kind of post for mentally unstable people. When someone is having a mental problem, it means they are not fit to do some certain things and we will have to be very careful how we expected someone that is having a mental imbalance to go gamble. Things might turn to something else we one could be surprised to see another altitude all together because the people would not be mentally fit to gamble. Such kind of person is meant to be isolated a place so that they could take their drugs and healthcare personnel can take good care of the person very well.

[Moreno233]

I just don't understand why op would write about this kind of post for mentally unstable people. When someone is having a mental problem, it means they are not fit to do some certain things and we will have to be very careful how we expected someone that is having a mental imbalance to go gamble. Things might turn to something else we one could be surprised to see another altitude all together because the people would not be mentally fit to gamble. Such kind of person is meant to be isolated a place so that they could take their drugs and healthcare personnel can take good care of the person very well.

If someone is mentally unstable, will he be able to recognize what gambling is? I feel anyone who is of age and has decide to gamble should be given equal opportunity and attention. It is their money and they game they want to play is theirs, so denying them is similar to denying physically challenge people access to what should be accessible to all irrespective of their health condition. By the way, I do not see restriction for mentally unstable people in the TOS of casinos so there is no basis for not allowing them to gamble. 

[AmoreJaz]

I just don't understand why op would write about this kind of post for mentally unstable people. When someone is having a mental problem, it means they are not fit to do some certain things and we will have to be very careful how we expected someone that is having a mental imbalance to go gamble. Things might turn to something else we one could be surprised to see another altitude all together because the people would not be mentally fit to gamble. Such kind of person is meant to be isolated a place so that they could take their drugs and healthcare personnel can take good care of the person very well.

If someone is mentally unstable, will he be able to recognize what gambling is? I feel anyone who is of age and has decide to gamble should be given equal opportunity and attention. It is their money and they game they want to play is theirs, so denying them is similar to denying physically challenge people access to what should be accessible to all irrespective of their health condition. By the way, I do not see restriction for mentally unstable people in the TOS of casinos so there is no basis for not allowing them to gamble.  

In the first place, if the person is mentally unstable, would he understand what he is going into or what he is doing? And as you said, nothing is mentioned in the ToS, so even if a mentally unstable person will access the site, they won't have problem getting in. Also, it is like a discrimination of someone else's state of mind.

Gambling in a hall with a mentally unstable person is quite uncomfortable for my liking, because it could be an act of selfishness for the gambling attendant to still give service to a mentally unstable person when they know that the person isn't in the right state of mind to make good selections. From the description from the op, it's obvious the person was mentally illed, and him been able to compose emself doesn't necessary mean that he is stable in gambling selection. Be might pretend to be fine because he/she knows that he'll be kicked out if he causes any trouble. Such person should be deprived the right of playing gamble, since they can just end up being a n irresponsible gambler.

This is very prone to bias as only professionals can really identify a person if he is indeed mentally stable or not. So a regular gambler or bettor can't just tell one person that he is not in good condition to play. You can offend someone if you do so and you may never know his true condition.

[passwordnow]

Those that just bet and don't steal money from the others so that they can bet, there's no problem with that. There are mentally stable people but they're even more that does a lot of crazy things for them to be able to gamble. And with that, they should be the ones to get banned from entering into physical casinos or betting shops. Because if they're harming people, that's best for them to stay wherever they are and don't bring ruckus to the other gamblers that are happily gambling.
If they're not going to stop from doing those unnecessary things that bothers other gamblers in the betting shops, that's one reason to bar them from going in to the casino because they're too naughty and they don't understand how irritating it is when they're bothered by someone who's also a gambler but doesn't respect boundaries. And with that, it's best for the management to do actions before some customers request it to them to do it.

No matter how stable they can be the fact that even very sound people,smart people like IT persons or engineers with high positions in work and society have ruined their life because of gambling.They have started out just like everybody else yet their being smart have not helped them to make sound decisions and to stop gambling when their mind were playing tricks on them.Gambling have destabilized really smart minds and persons and spares no one,this is what I am trying to say here,even stable persons,smart ones with a firm life and family can fall prey to gambling and should not be suggested to gamble

It's a different category but it happens in real life that gambling can destroy someone's life and fortune. They're irresponsible gamblers and they don't see it coming and with their attention that have been purely included to gambling, they're having problems of reiterating if they're really smart or they've been outsmarted by the industry that they have been into it. Those that can't move on with gambling and have destroyed their lives on it, they probably have thought that they don't need someone's help and that's why they've took themselves to the path that they think they can handle it without asking anyone.

I am not at all talking about stealing money as that is going down in moral lows,yet again I repeat gambling spares no one so everyone should be extra careful.

In general, it can hit everyone whether you're rich, poor, or average person. Whether you're professionally titled with your job or not, what matters here is that what you've said that it's not going to spare anyone with it. One thing that every gambler needs to remember is on how to handle our emotions because if we're not able to do it, we're just throwing our lives and money elsewhere without any direction.

[mirakal]

that's right, especially if you just glance at the way they dress. of course it feels unethical. as long as he brings money and does not disturb other players I think it's okay to play gambling at the casino. especially if you see someone's character is different from one another.

Sometimes it's not just about the dressing; most of them might dress averagely, but the way they behave in the gambling house will show that they are not on their right senses.
 
Some also might not dress very well and when they enter any gambling shop even when they mean no harm their appearance alone will scare people aware and they will be uncomfortable to gamble in that place because anyone who is confirm not to be on their right might their behavior can't be predicted and as such people should be careful with them.

If the casino will push a ban, that will be most likely because of their behavior in the casino site, not because of how they dress or how they look like when gambling. There are some people who are not really cautious of how they look physically, because as long as they don’t harm others and they’re not giving other gamblers a hassle, I guess that would be fine.

But when it comes to unusual or unethical behavior presented in the gambling site, of course the casino staff should make an action to that. Not just for the sake of other gamblers, but also for the sake of that person as he might be losing all his money without knowing in the first place why he lose them all, that he’s not consciously aware that he gamble them all.

[nara1892]

In the end, it is clear that if there is absolutely no problem or commotion caused by this person then obviously the casino must serve him like serving visitors in general because he came with his own money and gambled without disturbing the excitement of others.

Yes, since he isn't causing trouble inside the environment, they allowed him to remain and to become a regular customer. However, if he is really mentally disabled, I think it's not right to let him walk around like that without any accompaniment by health agents or family members, because it can lead to incidents at some point and further physical prejudice to his image. Even though he is a peaceful man, maybe he is gambling with money he can't afford to lose, but due to his disability, he isn't totally aware about it and can't judge the situation properly.

So, he needs further assistance from a tutor, for an example, who could take care his money and use it to pay for basic expenses the man is currently neglecting, especially regards his physical appearance. This money should be used to take him to the barber shop, to buy new and clean clothes for him to wear, to pay for healthy food and so on.

If for example the situation he was identified as having a mental disorder in him then obviously of course the casino would definitely secure the person, they already know what they have to do if they find someone like that and we don't need to suggest anything because surely if we and the casino think using common sense in terms of making a decision then surely the results of the decision will not be much different, because if it is not immediately addressed then the impact will definitely be significant where most likely he will destroy all the excitement that is being felt by other visitors who are there or even do some actions that can hurt visitors who are there.

There is no need to be too complicated in terms of responding to this problem, simply the casino only needs to evict the person and ensure that the person will not return there if for example the person is indicated to have a mental disorder, and the rest for mental problems is the person's business and the casino will not be able to take care of something that is not their business. On the other hand, I understand that you are suggesting something good above, but they are mentally challenged people whose minds are different from normal people who do not care about their dirty and shabby condition, unless there is one person who really cares about them and wants to take care of them.

[Blitzboy]

In the end, it is clear that if there is absolutely no problem or commotion caused by this person then obviously the casino must serve him like serving visitors in general because he came with his own money and gambled without disturbing the excitement of others.

Yes, since he isn't causing trouble inside the environment, they allowed him to remain and to become a regular customer. However, if he is really mentally disabled, I think it's not right to let him walk around like that without any accompaniment by health agents or family members, because it can lead to incidents at some point and further physical prejudice to his image. Even though he is a peaceful man, maybe he is gambling with money he can't afford to lose, but due to his disability, he isn't totally aware about it and can't judge the situation properly.

So, he needs further assistance from a tutor, for an example, who could take care his money and use it to pay for basic expenses the man is currently neglecting, especially regards his physical appearance. This money should be used to take him to the barber shop, to buy new and clean clothes for him to wear, to pay for healthy food and so on.

If for example the situation he was identified as having a mental disorder in him then obviously of course the casino would definitely secure the person, they already know what they have to do if they find someone like that and we don't need to suggest anything because surely if we and the casino think using common sense in terms of making a decision then surely the results of the decision will not be much different, because if it is not immediately addressed then the impact will definitely be significant where most likely he will destroy all the excitement that is being felt by other visitors who are there or even do some actions that can hurt visitors who are there.

There is no need to be too complicated in terms of responding to this problem, simply the casino only needs to evict the person and ensure that the person will not return there if for example the person is indicated to have a mental disorder, and the rest for mental problems is the person's business and the casino will not be able to take care of something that is not their business. On the other hand, I understand that you are suggesting something good above, but they are mentally challenged people whose minds are different from normal people who do not care about their dirty and shabby condition, unless there is one person who really cares about them and wants to take care of them.

Being a casino manager is different. Instead of gloss and glam, its about safety and ensuring everyone has fun. Now, you're right about immediately taking action against a troublemaker, especially if they're mentally ill. Keep the experience for others, easy.

Saying "someone who cares" should help the mentally sick isnt all. Okay, casinos arent hospitals. We have responsibilities as a community. More than tossing folks out, its connecting them with support. Our responsibility to others extends beyond the profit line. Understanding those problems is crucial. Viewing the big picture, the human side. This casino management lesson talks on philosophy and how we treat the needy. How we do things right: empathy, knowledge, action.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

that's right, especially if you just glance at the way they dress. of course it feels unethical. as long as he brings money and does not disturb other players I think it's okay to play gambling at the casino. especially if you see someone's character is different from one another.

Sometimes it's not just about the dressing; most of them might dress averagely, but the way they behave in the gambling house will show that they are not on their right senses.
 
Some also might not dress very well and when they enter any gambling shop even when they mean no harm their appearance alone will scare people aware and they will be uncomfortable to gamble in that place because anyone who is confirm not to be on their right might their behavior can't be predicted and as such people should be careful with them.

If the casino will push a ban, that will be most likely because of their behavior in the casino site, not because of how they dress or how they look like when gambling. There are some people who are not really cautious of how they look physically, because as long as they don’t harm others and they’re not giving other gamblers a hassle, I guess that would be fine.

But when it comes to unusual or unethical behavior presented in the gambling site, of course the casino staff should make an action to that. Not just for the sake of other gamblers, but also for the sake of that person as he might be losing all his money without knowing in the first place why he lose them all, that he’s not consciously aware that he gamble them all.

Wait, is your comment in reverence to online casinos or physical gambling outlets? Asking because you kept saying casino site or gambling site, and I was wondering how possible is it that the management of an online casino will be able to see, view or know what a player is wearing, or how a customer is dressed while he or she is online with his mobile phone or pc gambling.

If you comment is in reverence to physical gambling outlet or casinos, then you definitely are right with all that you have said, but if you are talking about online casinos as your comments depicts with your mentions of casino and or gambling sites, then you are absolutely wrong, as a matter of fact, there have been times I even play or check my bets online while am naked in my room 😂, most at times, it's while coming out from the shower, or just about to go in, so you definitely don't want to tell me that the management of an online casino know when am naked and when am not 😂.

[Docnaster]

I just don't understand why op would write about this kind of post for mentally unstable people. When someone is having a mental problem, it means they are not fit to do some certain things and we will have to be very careful how we expected someone that is having a mental imbalance to go gamble. Things might turn to something else we one could be surprised to see another altitude all together because the people would not be mentally fit to gamble. Such kind of person is meant to be isolated a place so that they could take their drugs and healthcare personnel can take good care of the person very well.

If someone is mentally unstable, will he be able to recognize what gambling is? I feel anyone who is of age and has decide to gamble should be given equal opportunity and attention. It is their money and they game they want to play is theirs, so denying them is similar to denying physically challenge people access to what should be accessible to all irrespective of their health condition. By the way, I do not see restriction for mentally unstable people in the TOS of casinos so there is no basis for not allowing them to gamble. 

Of a truth, there's no restriction that forbids anyone that's above 18 to gamble in most of the online and offline gambling sites but for mentally unstable persons, I don't think it's a good decision to allow them engage in gambling when when they're old enough to gamble and I have my reasons for saying such. For someone to engage in gambling, it's best that the person is mentally strong enough to take decisions before, during and after gambling so the person doesn't end up using every money in his disposal to gamble. Mentally unstable people in most cases do not know the effect of their decisions and that's why they're always engaging in harmful activities so it's totally wrong for anyone to allow a mentally unstable person to engage in gambling. If they must gamble, they should be monitored by an adult who will help them take good gambling decisions.

[Accardo]

If for example the situation he was identified as having a mental disorder in him then obviously of course the casino would definitely secure the person, they already know what they have to do if they find someone like that and we don't need to suggest anything because surely if we and the casino think using common sense in terms of making a decision then surely the results of the decision will not be much different, because if it is not immediately addressed then the impact will definitely be significant where most likely he will destroy all the excitement that is being felt by other visitors who are there or even do some actions that can hurt visitors who are there.

There is no need to be too complicated in terms of responding to this problem, simply the casino only needs to evict the person and ensure that the person will not return there if for example the person is indicated to have a mental disorder, and the rest for mental problems is the person's business and the casino will not be able to take care of something that is not their business. On the other hand, I understand that you are suggesting something good above, but they are mentally challenged people whose minds are different from normal people who do not care about their dirty and shabby condition, unless there is one person who really cares about them and wants to take care of them.

Because he doesn't attack other visitors in any way, is the reason he's still allowed to be a regular gambler in the shop. Nobody is sure what's actually wrong with the gambler in the description, but it seems he's not completely in control of himself or has nobody dear to him that'll take good care of him. Maybe his type of work also made him look the way people see him. That doesn't define the man as a mentally disordered person. These days something is considered a problem if the person is inflicting pains on other people around him. Once a player is safe and doesn't act strange everything will seem right with the person. Another scary aspect of this is that nobody has bothered talking to him, and ask few questions regarding his gambling habit.

Even the managers of the place who are concerned about their money, may not have asked him of such thing. To him he's fine but to the world around him he's mentally disordered due to his appearance. It's a complicated case as no close friend has visited the casino to complain about the player's misbehavior in their environment. I have seen some neatly dressed gamblers who are being reported to the gambling outlet by their close family regarding their Ill behavior in the house. Maybe gambling their pocket money or always demanding for money. The man here, has a work and plays with his money. I think he's cool, since nobody has been reportedly affected by his gambling activity.

[doomloop]

I just don't understand why op would write about this kind of post for mentally unstable people. When someone is having a mental problem, it means they are not fit to do some certain things and we will have to be very careful how we expected someone that is having a mental imbalance to go gamble. Things might turn to something else we one could be surprised to see another altitude all together because the people would not be mentally fit to gamble. Such kind of person is meant to be isolated a place so that they could take their drugs and healthcare personnel can take good care of the person very well.

If someone is mentally unstable, will he be able to recognize what gambling is? I feel anyone who is of age and has decide to gamble should be given equal opportunity and attention. It is their money and they game they want to play is theirs, so denying them is similar to denying physically challenge people access to what should be accessible to all irrespective of their health condition. By the way, I do not see restriction for mentally unstable people in the TOS of casinos so there is no basis for not allowing them to gamble. 

Mentally unstable people can do anything but it does not mean that they are doing it the right way. They might damage the machine and they can do harm to the other gamblers inside the casino, so even if we like to treat them equally like any other normal customers, we are sorry that we can't for that reason but we are always glad to give them a special attention that they needed to.

Sometimes it's better if a mentally challenged person can be like this or they will roam outside because they can't get help if they will only stay indoors. Physically challenged people on the other hand are more allowed than them but it's only sad that some of them still can't play on their own if they wanted to. 

[CroverNo01]

I think gambling should be for everybody,there is no way you can stop mentally unstable people from gamble if they have their personal self phone.But If we are talking about mentally unstable people,they are of different types,some of them can relate with people,while some of them are really insane and can destroy things and even human being if they come close to where people stay.So I think those ones who are not really disturbed to the extent of destroying things still have a chance of being sane in life,so those ones can gamble.But the ones who aren't really okay shouldnt be allowed to get to where human being are.

[Odusko]

Any mentally unstable person getting into gambling should be ready to get addicted and obviously gambling is not for those that have any form of mental issues because at such level such person won't be able to control the emotions and for that they can easilyake unrealistic decisions that can easily affect their well being and for some reason they should be kept away from gambling at all cost.