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

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Loss of control always occurs after two circumstances come together: first, a large loss of money, and second, a feeling of unfairness. The feeling of unfairness usually occurs when the player does not know the rules well, and poor knowledge of the rules usually occurs due to an unwillingness to study them or due to careless study. This leads to a distorted view of the rules and a feeling of unfairness. But usually this state visits only inexperienced players.

Loss of control is a good reason why gamblers misbehave after a loss but I don't think unfairness is a major reason. If you think the casino is not fair, it is natural to stop using the casino and switch to another one. Frustration and disappointment are my second options on why gamblers overreact.

When bettors place bets with amounts they cannot be able to lose, it brings in frustration. They are not just frustrated about the loss but the consequences. They might think about how they will be able to pay bills or repay loans that were used for gambling. Other gamblers might express deep frustration after losses because they believed that they were supposed to win the game. They fail to understand that gambling is not just about skills but luck.

What I have come to understand is that no casino can be completely perfect in operation. When you use all the casinos there might be a feature or something they are doing that each individual does not like. It might be comfortable to one person, but to the other, it's not what they want.

If they needed the money to pay loans, bills, and other expenses. Why didn't they do them before thinking of gambling? Every gambler should understand that there are consequences for our actions. If we are to use money for something else and we end up using it to gamble. Then we have to bear it alone and dont fee bad for long.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

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"

Emotional control is easier to discuss than when situations presents themselves. I always go with this notion that if a person wants to control a situation, he should arm himself with the tools to control the situation before the situation even presents itself, because when the situation is there with you, your sense of judgement would have been compromised by the situation and your creativity and resilience weakened.

The gambler should be well prepared on how much he's prepared to lose in a gambling session and make sure he funds his accounts only with such amount, in your case OP, he should have only that amount with him and decide by himself that whenever that amount finishes, he leaves the gambling house. That way as soon as the funds are exhausted, he remembers his resolute and leaves the gambling house immediately instead of standing there and thinking of what next to do, because if he didn't come prepared with resolutions, he would instantly throw in more funds and render himself a financial mess before leaving the place.

[EarnOnVictor]

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.

If you do not control yourself, you will be controlled, but know that emotion is a weakness, to avoid it, we should always weigh our options/risks before we take them and peradventure we've taken the risk, we should take heart and accept the situation as it is, or else, it will lead to a further problem that will be more problematic than even the initial loss.

Every gambler should have the mind preparedness which will help them manage the situation and there is nothing better than responsible gambling. To achieve that, one should gamble with the money they can afford to lose, find the right budget to gamble, know the time to start and end gambling, know the session to gamble and the amount to gamble per session, effectively manage their gambling finance and ultimately preserve their sanity through balanced mind control (psychology)

[Sandra_hakeem]

If you do not control yourself, you will be controlled, but know that emotion is a weakness, to avoid it, we should always weigh our options/risks before we take them and peradventure we've taken the risk, we should take heart and accept the situation as it is, or else, it will lead to a further problem that will be more problematic than even the initial loss.

You see sometimes, I feel everyone ain't in the same level of thinking... Regardlessly of the fact that we all have a different perspective to how we see things, that isn't a catalyst as to how things work -- cus why TF would a human with a sane brain act up like that in someone's private property?

"Over familiarity breeds contempt" I haven't seen an illustration like this one before, but it has an indepth in knowledge.
There's nothing he would have done in this situation than replace the monitor, but he became a little bit unremorseful.

Gambling industry just want you to play more with their casino and they will not let you to stop[...]

That's not true. I've been told severally to not attend to a particular customer that made his wife looking everywhere for him...

[Onyeeze]

Anyone who is into gambling should know the risk that's involved in gambling, gambling doesn't have opposite reaction on it, because as a gambler you know already two things that is involved in gambling, neither you make profit in gambling or you lose in gambling, as gambler you already know that probability of losing is higher than the one of wining, so you don't need to have a negative reasoning whenever you loses, it's the new gambler that will be having depression when they lose gambling, but experience gamblers do gamble with spare money, why people think otherwise is because they have already budget with what they will use their gambling money to do, which is not right as a gambler

[oll]

I think that many people can do something similar in a sudden fit of rage, break a monitor, break a mouse or even worse. This is just an emotional outburst, which is necessary to release negative energy, because the player can no longer bear the offensive defeats. His expectations are destroyed, he made a lot of bets, so I would not be surprised. Maybe one of us will do this in the future, if he cannot withstand and cannot restrain his emotions. Of course, this player then cooled down and realized everything, the next time he will have to restrain himself more, otherwise he will not have enough money to constantly pay these compensations for things and objects that he broke. To be honest, I also broke a mouse once because of gambling, but that was a long time ago when I was too emotional.

[Rockstarguy]

Loss of control always occurs after two circumstances come together: first, a large loss of money, and second, a feeling of unfairness. The feeling of unfairness usually occurs when the player does not know the rules well, and poor knowledge of the rules usually occurs due to an unwillingness to study them or due to careless study. This leads to a distorted view of the rules and a feeling of unfairness. But usually this state visits only inexperienced players.

Loss of control is a good reason why gamblers misbehave after a loss but I don't think unfairness is a major reason. If you think the casino is not fair, it is natural to stop using the casino and switch to another one. Frustration and disappointment are my second options on why gamblers overreact.

When bettors place bets with amounts they cannot be able to lose, it brings in frustration. They are not just frustrated about the loss but the consequences. They might think about how they will be able to pay bills or repay loans that were used for gambling. Other gamblers might express deep frustration after losses because they believed that they were supposed to win the game. They fail to understand that gambling is not just about skills but luck.

Is it that gamblers are not aware of this frustration that is in gambling or they get carried away with the money they expect to win in betting. It is so sad people fails to understand that gambling is unpredictable and bet games the way they like and if they get unlucky to win they feel so bad and frustrated as if they were cheated.  The frustration in losing money in gambling should be a good lesson for gamblers to be responsible on how to play gamble with just the money that can be afford to lose.

If people want to take risk in using much amount of money in gambling they must be aware of the outcome of gambling that it is not certain and whatever maybe the result they must be ready to bear consequence.

[hahay]

Anyone who is into gambling should know the risk that's involved in gambling, gambling doesn't have opposite reaction on it, because as a gambler you know already two things that is involved in gambling, neither you make profit in gambling or you lose in gambling, as gambler you already know that probability of losing is higher than the one of wining, so you don't need to have a negative reasoning whenever you loses, it's the new gambler that will be having depression when they lose gambling, but experience gamblers do gamble with spare money, why people think otherwise is because they have already budget with what they will use their gambling money to do, which is not right as a gambler

Although we realize that in gambling losing is more often experienced than winning but still, there are still many out there who are not aware of this so that when they lose then they can do anything which is basically a negative attitude. Because after all, they become gambling as a source of income so it is difficult for them to stay calm when they lose in gambling. Of course, it will be different and will be fine when gamblers only bet based on pleasure or only bet with ready money to lose. With such differences, then of course we also cannot consider it easy to understand the situation of each gambler, because they experience different results and goals in gambling.

[Accardo]

Although we realize that in gambling losing is more often experienced than winning but still, there are still many out there who are not aware of this so that when they lose then they can do anything which is basically a negative attitude. Because after all, they become gambling as a source of income so it is difficult for them to stay calm when they lose in gambling. Of course, it will be different and will be fine when gamblers only bet based on pleasure or only bet with ready money to lose. With such differences, then of course we also cannot consider it easy to understand the situation of each gambler, because they experience different results and goals in gambling.

Every player's thoughts and reaction to the losses they receive are not similar. And, it'll be unrealistic to assume that all players could get to enjoy the pleasure of gambling and let go the pains of losing money. These habitual aggression after wagering all and nothing to show off for, happens to gamblers who had greater expectations to win.

But the defeat comes as a disappointing surprise which they'll not easily handle or accept. So, they tend to cool off, by exhibiting anger in their surroundings.