Every action, sometimes, doesn't require an opposite reaction.

[Hypnosis00]

Why do people become tyrants after losing everything in them? First of all, we have a grand rule in gambling -- casinos may not tell you about it but, you gotta know this; In the game, you can either win or lose. Whatever happens, don't lose yourself!
It becomes troubling to see that people allow their emotions to control them.

They couldn't, as they care less for the gamblers, because what they want is to make these gamblers chase their money and become addicted. If you are an emotional gambler, you are likely to find yourself in such a situation. It is sad to say that many gamblers think that gambling makes them rich and is a solution to their financial problems, which it absolutely is not. And instead of looking for a solution, they are even worse, committing loans, etc. 

[Yatsan]

Why do people become tyrants after losing everything in them? First of all, we have a grand rule in gambling -- casinos may not tell you about it but, you gotta know this; In the game, you can either win or lose. Whatever happens, don't lose yourself!
It becomes troubling to see that people allow their emotions to control them. Read the illustration below for further comprehension.

I always thought that going from losing everything to being tyrannical mostly has deeper emotional and mental roots than mere rational decisions. Most especially in highly risky situations such as gambling, when they lose big, this could totally devastate value and their great power. If I personally cannot deal constructively with these feelings, then the other too might resort to dominance or coercive behaviors as a confusing way of regaining and establishing control over the same but for my case I can deal with it. I simply know that it can be viewed that this response occurs in an attempt to suppress any weaknesses. The most important lesson here, as illustrated, remains the importance of managing one's emotions and finding oneself even in the face of great losses. It is good to realize that losing oneself in the midst of adversity aggravates matters; far from any sort of repair or recovery, it leads to disaster

[bubilas]

Why do people become tyrants after losing everything in them? First of all, we have a grand rule in gambling -- casinos may not tell you about it but, you gotta know this; In the game, you can either win or lose. Whatever happens, don't lose yourself!
It becomes troubling to see that people allow their emotions to control them. Read the illustration below for further comprehension.

I always thought that going from losing everything to being tyrannical mostly has deeper emotional and mental roots than mere rational decisions. Most especially in highly risky situations such as gambling, when they lose big, this could totally devastate value and their great power. If I personally cannot deal constructively with these feelings, then the other too might resort to dominance or coercive behaviors as a confusing way of regaining and establishing control over the same but for my case I can deal with it. I simply know that it can be viewed that this response occurs in an attempt to suppress any weaknesses. The most important lesson here, as illustrated, remains the importance of managing one's emotions and finding oneself even in the face of great losses. It is good to realize that losing oneself in the midst of adversity aggravates matters; far from any sort of repair or recovery, it leads to disaster

In fact, any human inner world is very fragile. And we simply do not notice it. We often control ourselves strictly in gambling and not only, but we must not forget that emotions are like a spring: the more we force ourselves, the stronger the emotional rollback we will get later. And it is at such moments that gamblers break down and begin to play with double the strength and zeal. We need a balance inside, the ability to gently handle our inner world, and at the same time be able to clearly control ourselfs.

[Hirose UK]

Every gambler has different levels or emotional limits, maybe some people are able to control it and can show truly wise attitude but some people will show quite surprising response by causing an emotional explosion without realizing what they are doing to vent their emotions.
A person cannot always easily be able to suppress emotions so that they do not affect their thoughts, especially this is about gambler who can feel various different conditions that can change all attitudes and approaches to every result that exists.

Actually, various negative impacts of the consequences of failure to control oneself when gambling can be easily obtained, but all of this is certain and every gambler is required to be prepared to face all of that.
Various unmeasured actions and decisions always occur without awareness, they will be able to realize it and really think about regret after all the actions that have been done.

[betswift]

In fact, any human inner world is very fragile. And we simply do not notice it. We often control ourselves strictly in gambling and not only, but we must not forget that emotions are like a spring: the more we force ourselves, the stronger the emotional rollback we will get later. And it is at such moments that gamblers break down and begin to play with double the strength and zeal. We need a balance inside, the ability to gently handle our inner world, and at the same time be able to clearly control ourselfs.

Beautiful words! I agree, only with inner peace, a gambler can find the right balance for his actions and not accumulate bad emotions that will get him in the future.

[satscraper]

"I remember when an outer monitor was destroyed in our stall due to excessive slamming on the counter... The slamming was out of frustration and complaints to how unfair the game had been and how much he's lost, just for that day. When he was asked why he had to touch the counter in the first place, he began to rant, telling the boss that he's spend alot and shouldn't be questioned - The culprit paid for his bail and replaced the monitor, that happened within 48 hours"

Physical gambling shop right? You are lucky that one isn't the type that loves to gamble on credit, we have many of them that exhibit those behaviors, they will gamble and when they lose, they wouldn't want to pay and because if the familiarity they do established with the representative of the shop, they are allowed sometimes to gamble on credit but they pay you back by not wanting to pay anytime they lose until you involved law enforcement or the popular police person to get your money.

I have a friend that once had similar encounter with a gambler that broke the screen of their TV where games are been booked, he made sure the guy paid back the money and has now placed "any property broken here must be paid before you leave the vicinity" and since then, all those rubbish behaviors has stopped because you are must pay back whether you lose or win the game you came to play.

To stifle my frustration (if any) resulted from gambling  I punch the heavy bag which is suspended from the ceiling  in my house. Thrash the screen of TV with the  fists is overkill though I know people who have tossed  the heavy stuff  against it after the matches were over and they loosed their bets. In general,  you are right, one must keep emotions under control, but people are different and sometimes the body-locked anger may damage the health.

[betswift]

"I remember when an outer monitor was destroyed in our stall due to excessive slamming on the counter... The slamming was out of frustration and complaints to how unfair the game had been and how much he's lost, just for that day. When he was asked why he had to touch the counter in the first place, he began to rant, telling the boss that he's spend alot and shouldn't be questioned - The culprit paid for his bail and replaced the monitor, that happened within 48 hours"

Physical gambling shop right? You are lucky that one isn't the type that loves to gamble on credit, we have many of them that exhibit those behaviors, they will gamble and when they lose, they wouldn't want to pay and because if the familiarity they do established with the representative of the shop, they are allowed sometimes to gamble on credit but they pay you back by not wanting to pay anytime they lose until you involved law enforcement or the popular police person to get your money.

I have a friend that once had similar encounter with a gambler that broke the screen of their TV where games are been booked, he made sure the guy paid back the money and has now placed "any property broken here must be paid before you leave the vicinity" and since then, all those rubbish behaviors has stopped because you are must pay back whether you lose or win the game you came to play.

To stifle my frustration (if any) resulted from gambling  I punch the heavy bag which is suspended from the ceiling  in my house. Thrash the screen of TV with the  fists is overkill though I know people who have tossed  the heavy stuff  against it after the matches were over and they loosed their bets. In general,  you are right, one must keep emotions under control, but people are different and sometimes the body-locked anger may damage the health.

Wow, it's a way out too, however, be careful out there The bag is a good idea, though, I will note that down.

[Kelward]

Why do people become tyrants after losing everything in them? First of all, we have a grand rule in gambling -- casinos may not tell you about it but, you gotta know this; In the game, you can either win or lose. Whatever happens, don't lose yourself!
It becomes troubling to see that people allow their emotions to control them.

Self control matters so much in anything that we're doing because we're going to be responsible for any actions that we take. I like your sentence, especially where you said that whatever happens you shouldn't lose yourself, if you do you'll pay for every damages that you caused. This means that losing yourself will bring you more loses so it's a very unprofitable habit. Gamblers needs to understand how it works and guard themselves against habits that can trigger them to loose control, they should gambling with the amount that they can afford to loose, not chase loses and when they win big they should withdraw, not trying to increase it.

[betswift]

Why do people become tyrants after losing everything in them? First of all, we have a grand rule in gambling -- casinos may not tell you about it but, you gotta know this; In the game, you can either win or lose. Whatever happens, don't lose yourself!
It becomes troubling to see that people allow their emotions to control them.

Self control matters so much in anything that we're doing because we're going to be responsible for any actions that we take. I like your sentence, especially where you said that whatever happens you shouldn't lose yourself, if you do you'll pay for every damages that you caused. This means that losing yourself will bring you more loses so it's a very unprofitable habit. Gamblers needs to understand how it works and guard themselves against habits that can trigger them to loose control, they should gambling with the amount that they can afford to loose, not chase loses and when they win big they should withdraw, not trying to increase it.

The only things we should strive to chase are self-improvement and self-discipline, indeed. They will pay greatly for mastering them in the long run.

[Jody.Drummer]

Self control matters so much in anything that we're doing because we're going to be responsible for any actions that we take. I like your sentence, especially where you said that whatever happens you shouldn't lose yourself, if you do you'll pay for every damages that you caused. This means that losing yourself will bring you more loses so it's a very unprofitable habit. Gamblers needs to understand how it works and guard themselves against habits that can trigger them to loose control, they should gambling with the amount that they can afford to loose, not chase loses and when they win big they should withdraw, not trying to increase it.

that's right, that's why we must be able to take responsibility for the actions we do, no matter what the result is, it is the result of the actions we take. besides that, we must be able to control ourselves in any case, whether it involves money or not, because with this self-control, of course, everything will be done carefully by considering it carefully so as not to make the wrong decision because there is a risk that must be borne when we have decided to take action.

wise people will certainly gamble properly and know that the money they deposit will most likely be lost. but for those who are wise, they will not have a problem with this because it is a gambling provision that defeat will occur. on the other hand, those who tend to often experience loss of self-control will not be able to control themselves when the money they deposit is lost, in this situation they can lose self-control and gamble excessively without seeing the risk side which is greater than the profit side. sometimes they cannot accept the results that occur until there are those who cannot control themselves and take it out on other people who don't know anything.

[betswift]

Self control matters so much in anything that we're doing because we're going to be responsible for any actions that we take. I like your sentence, especially where you said that whatever happens you shouldn't lose yourself, if you do you'll pay for every damages that you caused. This means that losing yourself will bring you more loses so it's a very unprofitable habit. Gamblers needs to understand how it works and guard themselves against habits that can trigger them to loose control, they should gambling with the amount that they can afford to loose, not chase loses and when they win big they should withdraw, not trying to increase it.

that's right, that's why we must be able to take responsibility for the actions we do, no matter what the result is, it is the result of the actions we take. besides that, we must be able to control ourselves in any case, whether it involves money or not, because with this self-control, of course, everything will be done carefully by considering it carefully so as not to make the wrong decision because there is a risk that must be borne when we have decided to take action.

wise people will certainly gamble properly and know that the money they deposit will most likely be lost. but for those who are wise, they will not have a problem with this because it is a gambling provision that defeat will occur. on the other hand, those who tend to often experience loss of self-control will not be able to control themselves when the money they deposit is lost, in this situation they can lose self-control and gamble excessively without seeing the risk side which is greater than the profit side. sometimes they cannot accept the results that occur until there are those who cannot control themselves and take it out on other people who don't know anything.

It's really important to control the situation you are in, whether it's good or bad. All is only in your hands, and even if the temptation is there, you should try not to succumb to it.

[SmartGold01]

Usually it's always known that a losing gambler is also like a "hungry Lio" where at that very moment they could do something nasty or silly to ease their anger, and of course it's not possible to restore back the total amount spent on gambling except they are lucky to secure back winnings. That's why when we go out there to gamble in a local betting shop or casino hall we should be very mindful on the amount to lose in other to prevent us from retaliation because most people can't accept the risk of losing the whole amount they took to gamble hall, and of course next time there would be a self consciousness to every day he go out there to gamble.

[betswift]

Usually it's always known that a losing gambler is also like a "hungry Lio" where at that very moment they could do something nasty or silly to ease their anger, and of course it's not possible to restore back the total amount spent on gambling except they are lucky to secure back winnings. That's why when we go out there to gamble in a local betting shop or casino hall we should be very mindful on the amount to lose in other to prevent us from retaliation because most people can't accept the risk of losing the whole amount they took to gamble hall, and of course next time there would be a self consciousness to every day he go out there to gamble.

Absolutely right! The risks of your actions should always be within your mind so that there would be no harsh feelings afterward. You won't be able to restore what you spent sometimes, but you will surely be able to learn from it.

[Rockstarguy]

That is one of the reasons why self-control and emotions are very important and must be possessed by gamblers, and that is also the reason why self-acceptance regarding risk must be a mandatory ability for a gambler, because if not then of course emotions will never be able to be contained which of course is very possible for a gambler to vent their emotions on whatever they find or whatever is in front of them and ruin it.

The problem is that lot of gamblers don't even know about this before going into gambling that is why emotions becomes a serious problem to them whenever they lose so much money while gambling. It is a normal thing to start gambling without having the knowledge a gambler is supposed to have but I expect the first experience gamblers encounters at their first game should be enough to learn lots of things concerning gambling.

 Greed is the reason why some gamblers don't even care about their emotions in gambling, they keep playing believing a big win but when it turns out to be opposite results they become very emotional for losing so much money in gambling.

[sompitonov]

Why do people become tyrants after losing everything in them? First of all, we have a grand rule in gambling -- casinos may not tell you about it but, you gotta know this; In the game, you can either win or lose. Whatever happens, don't lose yourself!
It becomes troubling to see that people allow their emotions to control them. Read the illustration below for further comprehension.

 "I remember when an outer monitor was destroyed in our stall due to excessive slamming on the counter... The slamming was out of frustration and complaints to how unfair the game had been and how much he's lost, just for that day. When he was asked why he had to touch the counter in the first place, he began to rant, telling the boss that he's spend alot and shouldn't be questioned - The culprit paid for his bail and replaced the monitor, that happened within 48 hours"

When I started playing, when I lost, I could also hit the table with my mouse from rage and disappointment. But it happened because I was still not very familiar with the game and, of course, expected big wins, but got the opposite result. Of course, I would be furious, but looking back at that time, it’s funny for me to remember it, because for several years in a row I have not experienced such emotions or even similar ones. I understood and learned a lot about gambling and how they affect the player, this helped me greatly rethink the game and my internal state as a player.

In general, in your story, the player simply could not control the emotions that came to the surface, this happens sometimes. The only question is whether he will be able to stop doing this and learn to control his emotions like me or not.

[Oluwa-btc]

What do you expect from someone who has lost control of how much they can spend on gambling and when they should stop gambling due to how much they have lost, but they will continue gambling until they have nothing left with them? Such people can react to anything because they don't even have self-control.
 
Since that guy paid for his bailout and has spent some time behind bars, at least next time he will be cautious of how he will react to certain things, knowing fully well that there will be a consequence if he misbehaves.

That serves him right and a lesson for others too in such situations,and the watchword of gambling with the least one can afford should be the order of the day and when you do so don't think of getting something big out of it.it should just be like your doing it for fun and love for it.its just that the fact that money is won or gotten out of the games played has made alot to look into the fact that they can make a whole lot out of it.

And reacting to the situation when nothing comes out of it should not be a big deal, gamblers should know how to  control emotions and reactions inrespective of their losses and gain.

[0t3p0t]

This happened a lot of time anywhere in the world sometimes it cost lives not only properties just like what happened here in my place that ended up in fist fight, riot that may result in destruction of properties and worst is life being the trophy. This is the reason why we need to be physically and mentally fit before going to gambling so that our minds are in good condition and just having the vibe of enjoying the game instead of being too emotional.

[danherbias07]

In fact, any human inner world is very fragile. And we simply do not notice it. We often control ourselves strictly in gambling and not only, but we must not forget that emotions are like a spring: the more we force ourselves, the stronger the emotional rollback we will get later. And it is at such moments that gamblers break down and begin to play with double the strength and zeal. We need a balance inside, the ability to gently handle our inner world, and at the same time be able to clearly control ourselfs.

Beautiful words! I agree, only with inner peace, a gambler can find the right balance for his actions and not accumulate bad emotions that will get him in the future.

IMO, these are easy words to say but difficult to do.
When you are on the point of losing way too much, it's not that easy to control the emotions especially when you want your revenge and get the money back as fast as possible and then that's when you will have that peace.
In my case, as long as I can get half of the capital I used from time to time I am happy with it until a lucky shot comes and you get a bigger multiplier.
Sometimes, RTP sucks because it won't happen until your balance is gone. So, having a clear mind during those situations is something that is hard to do.

[mirakal]

In gambling, you have to understand that there are days when you'd win and some times you lose but sometimes the loss outweighs the winnings and it's kind of frustrating because sometimes you bet with your last money and put all your hopes on it, wishing it will come out good. And to further your frustrations, put of four or five picks, four have played remaining one and that is how hopeful they will want you to be but at the end of the day, that remaining one is the one to cut your slip.
 I don't blame the guy who felt the best way to pour out his frustration is to destroy property but the sad part is he added more debt to his loss.

It is good to see a gambler who certainly understands their position and is willing to accept whatever the results are without blaming anyone. Of course, frustration and discouragement are common feelings for someone who loses, but we need to take it alone because we choose to gamble, and losing is usually the most common thing to happen. 

That is why we never take gambling seriously, but just for fun. Keeping that in mind will help us accept reality. Winning is just a bonus for us, and it is unfortunate that it comes without telling us, usually when we are not prepared and thinking about it. Yes, I have that experience and just bet a small amount, which makes me feel disappointed because if I only knew, I would bet more. 

[EluguHcman]

The contradiction of self control in gambling is when a gambler has lost or won beyond their bearable capacities.
This act is not really about being responsible gambler but the effectiveness of how the games played.

When you wins huge amount of money in gambling and you never expected it probably lotteries and care is not taken, then at the moment the joyfulness may result to negative display of the gambler not being his real self.
What about when the gambler looses uncontrollably? Of course it would result to frustration where the gambler may go a temporary psycho of negative actions.