How do you feel when you experience violence while gambling

[Dewi Aries]

I don't have to fight nor I interested to fight with someone, so if I get harassed by someone, I will run away and avoid to fight. I'm trying to make good relationship and get fun in gambling, instead of receive scars and enemy, we're not kids anymore.

If I wanted to fight and making noise, it means the purpose I gamble on offline casino isn't for gambling, but the purpose is to hurt people and destroy the casino's facility.

True, because after all gambling is an activity that should be used as an entertainment activity which is not to find trouble or find enemies at one table but to find pleasure when we are having boring free time, as you said that we are not children anymore, meaning we should have an adult mindset in responding to and overcoming various problems.

Honestly I do not understand the mindset of people like that, and maybe I will do the same thing as you, if there is an indication that could cause a commotion then I would prefer to avoid it, not a matter of cowardice, but prevention is always much better, especially if the scenario of the commotion is caused by defeat, that is an immature mindset, but if the problem is about something else that is much more serious then of course I would prefer to solve it but that does not mean it has to be violent.

[mirakal]

I don't have to fight nor I interested to fight with someone, so if I get harassed by someone, I will run away and avoid to fight. I'm trying to make good relationship and get fun in gambling, instead of receive scars and enemy, we're not kids anymore.

If I wanted to fight and making noise, it means the purpose I gamble on offline casino isn't for gambling, but the purpose is to hurt people and destroy the casino's facility.

Its useless to fight back with stressed people because their minds are closed, one should understand that since it’s not easy to lose all your hard-earned money into gambling. It’s still better to just run away, and avoid fighting back because that will never make you a winner anyway.

Furthermore, once you’re into gambling, you should know that the casino house always wins, and put the player at a loss. If you can’t accept that fact, it’s better not to enter gambling in the first place.

[AmoreJaz]

I don't have to fight nor I interested to fight with someone, so if I get harassed by someone, I will run away and avoid to fight. I'm trying to make good relationship and get fun in gambling, instead of receive scars and enemy, we're not kids anymore.

If I wanted to fight and making noise, it means the purpose I gamble on offline casino isn't for gambling, but the purpose is to hurt people and destroy the casino's facility.

Its useless to fight back with stressed people because their minds are closed, one should understand that since it’s not easy to lose all your hard-earned money into gambling. It’s still better to just run away, and avoid fighting back because that will never make you a winner anyway.

Furthermore, once you’re into gambling, you should know that the casino house always wins, and put the player at a loss. If you can’t accept that fact, it’s better not to enter gambling in the first place.

Though I haven't experienced such scenario yet, this situation can happen anywhere if the gambler couldn't accept his losses. But if you will be violent instead of just accepting it silently, you are only subjecting yourself to more trouble. Of course, if you will harm other people, authorities will punish you according to the degree of what you've done to people.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

It has never happened to me, luckily I go to legal places with security, where anyone who starts to be a bit annoying is politely invited to leave the premises before things escalate. But I have a friend who worked for years in a casino and without ever seeing violence, he did see people who, when they lost and with a mixture of alcohol, started insulting people and using bad manners, which was immediately stopped by the security staff.

[fullhdpixel]

The situation that the OP described shows how furious a person can become after losing. I wouldn't be surprised even if these were friends who had been friends for about 10 years and nothing like this had ever happened, but this situation showed internal grievances or moral childhood trauma, because human psychology is very complex and multifaceted.

I also play various games with old friends, but not for money, because for me this is something I will never do, because I am interested in the game itself, be it table tennis or billiards and poker just like that. In one game, my friend beats me all the time, and I beat him in another, and I have never experienced any kind of bid. Probably the player from this story simply does not know how to lose and the loss began to destroy him, he could not perceive it and everything burst out.

The reason behind the chaos that happened in that story is the irresponsible gambling behaviour of those people, whether they were friends or not, they should have known their limits and how much they should gamble to avoid having one party ending up bankrupted and then losing his calm. It happens to a lot of people, imagine losing all your money in a single gambling session, you will start losing your mind for small things after that.

The guy who lost everything and started getting violent should have stopped when they saw they were losing a lot, and if they weren't doing that, the opponent should have stopped if they were really friends. If I'm gambling against my friend, I wouldn't want to make him lose all his money because I know that would make him feel very bad.

[AVE5]

Gambling is a game for the ready which means you should be aware and ready that you're going to loose your money but if you think you're and lucky enough, you can pull out when you luckily wins at a round but it's sure that you must loose with a regular playing but if your mind hasn't been made up to accept the losts and it happens sudden and unexpected, you'll always be aggressive with your opposition because you never expected it.
But I hope the police only arrested them for the social violence and not for the case of gambling? Because I'm trying to understand if gambling is a legal or illegal activity there as it has concerned the police.

[Gheka]

Gambling is really stressful if you are not rich. Only the rich can afford to lose in gambling. For middle-class people, gambling is like an opportunity to earn some extra cash. Hence, in this type of situation, getting angry is normal. But yes, we need to understand the situation and control our anger. People with short tempers shouldn’t be allowed to gamble. Not only will they create chaos, but they will also affect the other gamblers. Hence, most of the time I avoid going to physical casinos.

As long as you are a person with sufficient economic conditions, whether you are rich or middle class, gambling still has its own areas for you, the anger of a gambler here can only be said to mean that gambling is on top of their head, more precisely, what is expected is not the outcome they designed, their current outlook is dire and because of a disapproval of fate, they are more impulsive with conversations and communicate. Have seen a few people unleash their anger on their families just to find more money to gamble, very few people are violent on casinos as there is always a hidden rule to deal with those who do not know their situation

[topbitcoin]

It has never happened to me, luckily I go to legal places with security, where anyone who starts to be a bit annoying is politely invited to leave the premises before things escalate. But I have a friend who worked for years in a casino and without ever seeing violence, he did see people who, when they lost and with a mixture of alcohol, started insulting people and using bad manners, which was immediately stopped by the security staff.

We only gamble in places like this that can condition the gamblers in the casino and get clear legality to operate a gambling place, tight security will make us much safer from violent attacks or bad effects that occur if a gambler starts messing up in the casino,

It may be rare in casinos for someone to do that but we need to be careful, because that kind of thing might happen and make us lose money.

Gambling is a game for the ready which means you should be aware and ready that you're going to loose your money but if you think you're and lucky enough, you can pull out when you luckily wins at a round but it's sure that you must loose with a regular playing but if your mind hasn't been made up to accept the losts and it happens sudden and unexpected, you'll always be aggressive with your opposition because you never expected it.
But I hope the police only arrested them for the social violence and not for the case of gambling? Because I'm trying to understand if gambling is a legal or illegal activity there as it has concerned the police.

It seems that what happens is that many parties are involved in the chaos so that the police are indiscriminate in arresting people in the casino, so that it needs the police to see who is guilty in the end, because it could be a wrong arrest, but it seems that the place does not have clear legality so that the protection given to customers is bad like that, the casino cannot guarantee gamblers to be released for free.

[Issa56]

True, because after all gambling is an activity that should be used as an entertainment activity which is not to find trouble or find enemies at one table but to find pleasure when we are having boring free time, as you said that we are not children anymore, meaning we should have an adult mindset in responding to and overcoming various problems.

Why will you visit the casino house and end up fighting with people there? It doesn’t make any sense to me. If you are there for entertainment, then no matter what anyone says, you won’t get angry. But most people that do get into fights are not gambling for the sake of entertainment, they are doing it just because they want to make money, and the moment they start losing, any slight thing will get them annoyed, which they will turn into a fight.

I don't have to fight nor I interested to fight with someone, so if I get harassed by someone, I will run away and avoid to fight. I'm trying to make good relationship and get fun in gambling, instead of receive scars and enemy, we're not kids anymore.

I would rather stop talking to someone than fight. Whenever I see people fighting, I just see them as a jobless set of people, because if you are really occupied, then you won’t really be having time to fight.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Gambling is a game for the ready which means you should be aware and ready that you're going to loose your money but if you think you're and lucky enough, you can pull out when you luckily wins at a round but it's sure that you must loose with a regular playing but if your mind hasn't been made up to accept the losts and it happens sudden and unexpected, you'll always be aggressive with your opposition because you never expected it.
But I hope the police only arrested them for the social violence and not for the case of gambling? Because I'm trying to understand if gambling is a legal or illegal activity there as it has concerned the police.

Loses as a result of gambling is not a gateway to start committing violence in any way or form, and it's not just loses from gambling alone, but loses from what ever form.
As adults, we are expected to get hold of ourselves no matter the kind of type of situation we find ourself.

If after gambling, you lost all your money, and out of anger for the lost money, you engage yourself in any form of violence, if and when the authorities comes around, you will be arrested and penalized accordingly, and such attitude can even attract heavy penalties like doing jail term, but this is for some countries where any form of violence is not being tolerated.

Anyways, anyone who lacks self control shouldn't really be gambling, this is my personal opinion though.

[Casdinyard]

Have actually been hearing many people saying that they gamble for fun or enterteinment And not for the money , this has also been My perception Towards gambling If not for the small money I often make Sometiemes But this idea changed this evening when i went To a game house To play some betting games.

This evening i actually realized that some people see gambling as a means of livelihood, i Was At a game house today watching some Guys play snooker betting  And their games where actually funny And entertaining till one of the Gamblers lost all his money to his fellow Gambler And he became very violent And started a fight with his colleaque that resulted the attention of the Police Force. The Police arrested everyone including the owner of the betting shop And insisted that we will all bail ourselves with money before we can go home freely .

This idea gave me the impression that some people can be very dangerous as a result of lossing money while gambling And i aslo learnt My lessons today . However, i Dont know If you have actually experienced such things At the betting shops And If yes How do you feel or react At the situation? .

Same as with alcohol, when you let gambling get into your head, you start doing stupid shit. The fact of the matter is that besides the loss of money, the only reason why people pick up fights over games is because they get their fragile egos checked by their opponents, either intentionally or not. They do not like this of course and in their mind they think that  to save what little dignity they have after losing horribly to their opponents, they have to somehow beat them in fisticuffs.

Caveman's way of dealing things, yeah and that's personally how I see people who would resort to violence over trivial things such as gambling too. Cause if you're that pressed to pick up fights with something so basic as losing a bet or whatever, you're probably just as much if not even worse to deal with in major aspects of your life, in short, you're an insufferable fuck and people should avoid you at all costs.

[uneng]

I would rather stop talking to someone than fight. Whenever I see people fighting, I just see them as a jobless set of people, because if you are really occupied, then you won’t really be having time to fight.

You are right. People who look for nonsense fights with random people on public places are probably lost in their own lives, have nothing to lose and want to take others to the dark pits where they live. These people are like kamikazes, suicidal terrorists dragging anyone they can to the horror of their existences' energical fields. The wisest alternative is to avoid them at all costs. Sometimes it's hard, because pride speaks louder and we don't want to leave being humiliated, but it's important to keep in mind our physical and emotional integrity is more important than winning a fight against a sick individual.

[Cookdata]

Gambling is a game for the ready which means you should be aware and ready that you're going to loose your money but if you think you're and lucky enough, you can pull out when you luckily wins at a round but it's sure that you must loose with a regular playing but if your mind hasn't been made up to accept the losts and it happens sudden and unexpected, you'll always be aggressive with your opposition because you never expected it.
But I hope the police only arrested them for the social violence and not for the case of gambling? Because I'm trying to understand if gambling is a legal or illegal activity there as it has concerned the police.

The way OP narrated the story, it looks like the guy was angry otherwise he wouldn't have bet in the first place but because he understands thag bet is bet, that's why he did it in the first place. One thing must have trigger his anger and it could be they were mocking him while losing the game to them. If you have been there, you will understand that when playing game with someone and you lose to them and they still mock you, it will be painful.

Unless it's too violent, there is no reason to even retaliate when someone is angry about losing a game. I do play snooker and table tennis back then in school but I have never bet on it before but the mockery that comes after is embarrassing and if you don't have the mind to take it, you only end up like story of OP. There are some aggressive gamblers that play on credit and don't pay up after seeing losses.

[Dewi Aries]

True, because after all gambling is an activity that should be used as an entertainment activity which is not to find trouble or find enemies at one table but to find pleasure when we are having boring free time, as you said that we are not children anymore, meaning we should have an adult mindset in responding to and overcoming various problems.

Why will you visit the casino house and end up fighting with people there? It doesn’t make any sense to me. If you are there for entertainment, then no matter what anyone says, you won’t get angry. But most people that do get into fights are not gambling for the sake of entertainment, they are doing it just because they want to make money, and the moment they start losing, any slight thing will get them annoyed, which they will turn into a fight.

What you said is also true, that most likely the fight will only happen or be done by people who from the beginning came with the intention of earning income or to pursue victory, because of course defeat is a situation that they will never want, and of course it makes it difficult for them to be responsible for their decisions when in the end the results are not as expected, and in the end, emotions increase and create chaos.

When emotions dominate, then of course, as you said, even the smallest thing is very likely to become a problem, such as words thrown at them which are actually nothing more than jokes from other people, but of course anything can seem serious when someone is in an emotional situation, I can conclude that it means gambling with the intention and purpose of making money can really cause many problems, even ones you never expected before.

[OgNasty]

I can imagine that people who are experience violence at casinos would be better served gambling at home. Anytime you have adults betting money and drinking, the potential is there for violence. Late nights and people with no place else to go only exacerbates the issue. Just be safe and don’t travel to casinos alone.

[Su-asa]

I can imagine that people who are experience violence at casinos would be better served gambling at home. Anytime you have adults betting money and drinking, the potential is there for violence. Late nights and people with no place else to go only exacerbates the issue. Just be safe and don’t travel to casinos alone.

Those violent gamblers should not be allowed to gamble where other gamblers are because of what they might do when they lose. Today I was watching some skits of my page then I come across a video when a poor gambler lost over $50,000k on slot games and he was banging on the machine aggressively, then the securities came and dragged him outside. Let's just imagine if the casino doesn't have any security guards, what would have happened there would have be a bad record, those that can't control their emotions should gamble at home from their phones.

[Samlucky O]

This idea gave me the impression that some people can be very dangerous as a result of lossing money while gambling And i aslo learnt My lessons today . However, i Dont know If you have actually experienced such things At the betting shops And If yes How do you feel or react At the situation? .

There is no body happy loosing money, be it Elon Musk. You should know that there are different categories of people in gambling. Some are those that lose and don't take it too personal because they feel gambling is fun and don't regret any bit of it, but not applicable to some others who take gambling as a souce of livelihood This set of people behaves like their whole life depends on gambling, and can do anything violent when they lose. So it's better to avoid such people when gambling. I have encountered such people countless time in different casino hall, and the funny thing about this people is that they are always in the casino hall as if they are staff of the gambling hall. Each time you come there you must see them and they can argue alot.

[hahay]

I would rather stop talking to someone than fight. Whenever I see people fighting, I just see them as a jobless set of people, because if you are really occupied, then you won’t really be having time to fight.

You are right. People who look for nonsense fights with random people on public places are probably lost in their own lives, have nothing to lose and want to take others to the dark pits where they live. These people are like kamikazes, suicidal terrorists dragging anyone they can to the horror of their existences' energical fields. The wisest alternative is to avoid them at all costs. Sometimes it's hard, because pride speaks louder and we don't want to leave being humiliated, but it's important to keep in mind our physical and emotional integrity is more important than winning a fight against a sick individual.

Such an attitude will certainly be difficult to apply by people who have great anger, because at the same time they are also unable to control their emotions. Therefore, violence will often occur in people who do not have good emotional control because if they have good self-control and emotional control, of course, they will still be able to think wisely even though they are in a difficult situation because they lost in gambling.

So yes, in this case of course everyone has differences and cannot be equated between one another. But indeed,  it would be a waste of time if they have lost in gambling, but after that they are looking for or creating new problems by fighting or committing other violence.

[Lanatsa]

I would rather stop talking to someone than fight. Whenever I see people fighting, I just see them as a jobless set of people, because if you are really occupied, then you won’t really be having time to fight.

You are right. People who look for nonsense fights with random people on public places are probably lost in their own lives, have nothing to lose and want to take others to the dark pits where they live. These people are like kamikazes, suicidal terrorists dragging anyone they can to the horror of their existences' energical fields. The wisest alternative is to avoid them at all costs. Sometimes it's hard, because pride speaks louder and we don't want to leave being humiliated, but it's important to keep in mind our physical and emotional integrity is more important than winning a fight against a sick individual.

Such an attitude will certainly be difficult to apply by people who have great anger, because at the same time they are also unable to control their emotions. Therefore, violence will often occur in people who do not have good emotional control because if they have good self-control and emotional control, of course, they will still be able to think wisely even though they are in a difficult situation because they lost in gambling.

So yes, in this case of course everyone has differences and cannot be equated between one another. But indeed,  it would be a waste of time if they have lost in gambling, but after that they are looking for or creating new problems by fighting or committing other violence.

Each individual would really be having that different level when it comes to temper and tolerance on certain things on which on the time that they've been able to encounter on having those unfortunate conditions then this is something that starts up on having those kind of impulsive reactions which would really be leading into that possible violence on which we know that this is something that could possibly happen unexpectedly. For those who are really that too paranoid with these things then this is the main thing that they do have in mind and this is the reason that they would really be skeptical on playing into physical places just because they dont really like to experience possible troubles such as this or would really be related into. So you cant really be able to blame up people on why they do have this kind of mindset.

Somehow, it wont really be something that too rampant if we do speak about this kind of conditions or possible situations but chances are really there but not really that much.
This is why its really that important that on the time or moment that you do find yourself having that uncontrollable emotion when it comes on loosing money then
gambling isnt really just that for you and it would really be better that you do pursue or trying out to deal up with things on which it wont really be triggering out your emotions.

[betswift]

I would rather stop talking to someone than fight. Whenever I see people fighting, I just see them as a jobless set of people, because if you are really occupied, then you won’t really be having time to fight.

You are right. People who look for nonsense fights with random people on public places are probably lost in their own lives, have nothing to lose and want to take others to the dark pits where they live. These people are like kamikazes, suicidal terrorists dragging anyone they can to the horror of their existences' energical fields. The wisest alternative is to avoid them at all costs. Sometimes it's hard, because pride speaks louder and we don't want to leave being humiliated, but it's important to keep in mind our physical and emotional integrity is more important than winning a fight against a sick individual.

Such an attitude will certainly be difficult to apply by people who have great anger, because at the same time they are also unable to control their emotions. Therefore, violence will often occur in people who do not have good emotional control because if they have good self-control and emotional control, of course, they will still be able to think wisely even though they are in a difficult situation because they lost in gambling.

So yes, in this case of course everyone has differences and cannot be equated between one another. But indeed,  it would be a waste of time if they have lost in gambling, but after that they are looking for or creating new problems by fighting or committing other violence.

I agree! All people are different, however, it doesn't mean that you should put your emotions on your face, so to speak (especially in this form). It wouldn't really help anyone and cause more harm to people not involved. Some deep breaths and thinking about what shall happen after some action you want to do would help, in my opinion.