A dangerous gambling behavior of a gambler

[SchUl]

it's a long story but I'll try to make it short as I can for a comprehensively.

Yesterday while I was putting together some predictions for a parley bet as the EPL and other leagues  has just kicked off. In the process I started experiencing network hitches problem which I wasn't getting comfortable with. Suddenly another idea erupted in my head, why not just go straight to any of the sports betting shops closer and book these games at once. So I zoomed off.

On getting there with ease I was able to book my games using their computer and taking my ticket. In the brief time I was in the shop I noticed how one of the cashier was addressing another of the cashier angrily (it was later I learned that he is the head cashier). So out of curiosity I couldn't mind my business, I inquired as to what could be the problem why he was talking with such an angry tune on his coworker.

He then told me how a gambler had walked into the shop and played sessions of virtual games worth #32k (in our local currency) and disappeared without paying. I was confused, like how did that happened I asked. He had to go into details explaining that when the strange guy  played his first game he won #18k for which he didn't ask to be paid but continued gambling using the winning cash until he lost it all back to the shop. Out of confidence, the cashier didn't bother requesting for money for the next sessions thinking that after the guy might have been done gambling he will calculate the total loss for payment to be made or he perhaps might get another lucky win in the middle to cover for it in part or whole since he was able to get a win in the first game played. But unfortunately for him, the strange guy had another intention in mind, disappearing at the slightest minute the cashier's attention was diverted from his sight.

I felt dumbfounded by the stupidity of the cashier as I was speechless to say the least, I just had to tell him that the manager of the shop should install a CCTV camera in the shop to prevent future roguery of this nature.

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

The employee would definitely be fired, because it was stupidity that cost the store a lot of money. Why did the player take such a risk? Because addiction is a terrible force that pushes you to take rash steps.

[m2017]

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

The possibility of embarrassment or arrest doesn't stop criminals from taking risks, the goal of which is always (easy) money.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

The manager of that gambling shop is primarily to blame, because he didn't instruct / train his employees properly. All responsibility for the incident falls on the manager of this gambling shop as the most senior in rank. Any mistake in his gambling shop is his mistake as a manager.

But in life, everything turns out the other way around: the manager will yell at his employees, make them guilty and issue a fine.

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

You can only recognize someone by their actions. Until the action is done, how will you know their intentions?

The owner of the gambling shop should think about surveillance cameras, which are now easily accessible.

[Dewi Aries]

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

This is actually terrible because if he understood the logics of gambling the first winning could had me him go exit from gambling further.

Then again, for about getting him notified. I will say if he is regular customer then they should be able to know him when he comes except that very day was his first time and it would be hard to track him or even trace him, except there is someone that knows him there he may direct cashier to his home to get him arrested for not paying up his bills.

Yes, but unfortunately the person did not have the understanding that you mean, so instead of cashing out and enjoying it, what happened was that he continued and eventually lost all the total amount that he had previously won. And this is someone who is included in the people who are too greedy and do not realize the risks that lurk.

On the other hand, I am also quite curious about whether it was a new person who came to the store or a gambler who had subscribed or had often bet there, but at first glance I think he might be a new person who came there, because if he was a regular customer then he should not have run away, at least he said something to the cashier like he owed money and came back again someday to pay it because most likely the cashier must have recognized him. Regardless of whatever it is, I think in the end this is a valuable lesson for the cashier to be more vigilant and careful, and of course this is also a lesson for the store itself to improve security.

[Su-asa]

it's a long story but I'll try to make it short as I can for a comprehensively.

Yesterday while I was putting together some predictions for a parley bet as the EPL and other leagues  has just kicked off. In the process I started experiencing network hitches problem which I wasn't getting comfortable with. Suddenly another idea erupted in my head, why not just go straight to any of the sports betting shops closer and book these games at once. So I zoomed off.

On getting there with ease I was able to book my games using their computer and taking my ticket. In the brief time I was in the shop I noticed how one of the cashier was addressing another of the cashier angrily (it was later I learned that he is the head cashier). So out of curiosity I couldn't mind my business, I inquired as to what could be the problem why he was talking with such an angry tune on his coworker.

He then told me how a gambler had walked into the shop and played sessions of virtual games worth #32k (in our local currency) and disappeared without paying. I was confused, like how did that happened I asked. He had to go into details explaining that when the strange guy  played his first game he won #18k for which he didn't ask to be paid but continued gambling using the winning cash until he lost it all back to the shop. Out of confidence, the cashier didn't bother requesting for money for the next sessions thinking that after the guy might have been done gambling he will calculate the total loss for payment to be made or he perhaps might get another lucky win in the middle to cover for it in part or whole since he was able to get a win in the first game played. But unfortunately for him, the strange guy had another intention in mind, disappearing at the slightest minute the cashier's attention was diverted from his sight.

I felt dumbfounded by the stupidity of the cashier as I was speechless to say the least, I just had to tell him that the manager of the shop should install a CCTV camera in the shop to prevent future roguery of this nature.

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

As a gambler once you get to this phase just know that you are getting out of control. Once you can't control your impulses to borrow money to gamble or walk into a bet shop to gamble on credit it's classified as a mental disorder, this needs serious attention otherwise it might escalate into a more serious issue. I think the staff should be fired for displaying an incompetent act because more occurrences might repeat itself like this if proper measures are not taken. I don't think the strange guy can be identified if there were no cctv cameras in the environment when this happened

[Yatsan]

it's a long story but I'll try to make it short as I can for a comprehensively.

Yesterday while I was putting together some predictions for a parley bet as the EPL and other leagues  has just kicked off. In the process I started experiencing network hitches problem which I wasn't getting comfortable with. Suddenly another idea erupted in my head, why not just go straight to any of the sports betting shops closer and book these games at once. So I zoomed off.

On getting there with ease I was able to book my games using their computer and taking my ticket. In the brief time I was in the shop I noticed how one of the cashier was addressing another of the cashier angrily (it was later I learned that he is the head cashier). So out of curiosity I couldn't mind my business, I inquired as to what could be the problem why he was talking with such an angry tune on his coworker.

He then told me how a gambler had walked into the shop and played sessions of virtual games worth #32k (in our local currency) and disappeared without paying. I was confused, like how did that happened I asked. He had to go into details explaining that when the strange guy  played his first game he won #18k for which he didn't ask to be paid but continued gambling using the winning cash until he lost it all back to the shop. Out of confidence, the cashier didn't bother requesting for money for the next sessions thinking that after the guy might have been done gambling he will calculate the total loss for payment to be made or he perhaps might get another lucky win in the middle to cover for it in part or whole since he was able to get a win in the first game played. But unfortunately for him, the strange guy had another intention in mind, disappearing at the slightest minute the cashier's attention was diverted from his sight.

I felt dumbfounded by the stupidity of the cashier as I was speechless to say the least, I just had to tell him that the manager of the shop should install a CCTV camera in the shop to prevent future roguery of this nature.

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

I understand that your story raise issues in the operation and safety of casinos but the player's decision to use the system may have resulted from a mixture of personal cynicism and a belief in the possibility of sabotage. The immediate commercial interest and potential bad faith of taking the route can overshadow the long-term consequences, including possible legal problems therefore. If you were a leader, it was important that the issue is dealt with in a peaceful manner rather than anger. Some of the measures that should be taken are strengthening the pay structures, giving workers extra training, and investing in security measures like CCTV cameras so that such incidences do not occur in the future also. Searching for casinos with no CCTV might be tricky, but it can make you go to witness descriptions and also transaction records, all the information of customers that is collected by the store. It enhances internal controls and security, decreasing the risk and thus safeguarding the business from such incidences in the future.

[Marvelockg]

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

everyone is wired differently and have different tendencies and possibilities. what he did was bad and shows that he is a thief apart from being a gambler. thieves generally display their stealing nature at any slight opportunity they have and that's just the simple thing the dude did. if he was eventually caught or arrested for attempting that sort of thing, he will do same thing thieves do, he will shamelessly deny or or beg for forgiveness.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

the cashier was obviously careless which is what's not expected of a cashier. it depends on how useful she's been at other occasion that will determine if I will still keep her or not and it also depends on the amount that's involved. if the money isn't much and its just a normal absent mindedness that happen at that instance, I can forgive her and let it fly but if its been her nature and the money is huge, its either she ceases to work for me or she will have to pay a certain percentage of the money from her salary.

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

before you even get comfortable with your gambling customer to have allowed such thing to happen, its possible the person has been coming to the place and you already know him. even if you're not familiar with the face, people around that location that were at the shop[ at the time the incidence occurred might of great help.

[Blitzboy]

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

This is actually terrible because if he understood the logics of gambling the first winning could had me him go exit from gambling further.

Then again, for about getting him notified. I will say if he is regular customer then they should be able to know him when he comes except that very day was his first time and it would be hard to track him or even trace him, except there is someone that knows him there he may direct cashier to his home to get him arrested for not paying up his bills.

Yes, but unfortunately the person did not have the understanding that you mean, so instead of cashing out and enjoying it, what happened was that he continued and eventually lost all the total amount that he had previously won. And this is someone who is included in the people who are too greedy and do not realize the risks that lurk.

On the other hand, I am also quite curious about whether it was a new person who came to the store or a gambler who had subscribed or had often bet there, but at first glance I think he might be a new person who came there, because if he was a regular customer then he should not have run away, at least he said something to the cashier like he owed money and came back again someday to pay it because most likely the cashier must have recognized him. Regardless of whatever it is, I think in the end this is a valuable lesson for the cashier to be more vigilant and careful, and of course this is also a lesson for the store itself to improve security.

What happened here is simple: this person, new or not, got greedy. Thinking their fortune would endure always, they fell for the oldest scam in the book. That is basic, plain terrible decision-making not just greed. Though its a dangerous delusion, easy money can give anyone superhuman abilities.

Regarding new vs regular gamblers, casinos have to raise their game now. Their responsibility is to acknowledge whether someone is in distress, new or not. This is about shielding people, not only about security.

They should notice these trends using their fancy technology since they own it. Using data to create money and keep people safe is what I define as smart business. The cashier may have been the one to deliver a reality check and halt this. In this sector, we need leaders of the kind that you describe.

[crwth]

That cashier allowing the gambler to gamble without upfront payment is the wrong thing that has happened. I believe that addicted gamblers would do whatever they can do to satisfy themselves, and it's going to be a problem if it continues.

If you were to gamble everything away, there would be no assurance of that. It shouldn't be overlooked.

[Zoomic]

Anyone who works in a casino, bet shop or any gambling center at all is expected to be extra vigilant because lots of people, especially compulsive gamblers, addicts and even criminals patronize these places regularly. Many would do anything just to gamble and these might affect the gambling center negatively. Staffs of any gambling centers should be given thorough orientation on how to relate with their customers. If any staff member causes the casino or betting shop some unnecessary losses or negative reviews due to their carelessness, they should face the penalty of their actions so others, including the defaulting staff members would learn to be more vigilant and not attach any form of emotions and assumptions to their jobs.

[Dewi Aries]

Yes, but unfortunately the person did not have the understanding that you mean, so instead of cashing out and enjoying it, what happened was that he continued and eventually lost all the total amount that he had previously won. And this is someone who is included in the people who are too greedy and do not realize the risks that lurk.

On the other hand, I am also quite curious about whether it was a new person who came to the store or a gambler who had subscribed or had often bet there, but at first glance I think he might be a new person who came there, because if he was a regular customer then he should not have run away, at least he said something to the cashier like he owed money and came back again someday to pay it because most likely the cashier must have recognized him. Regardless of whatever it is, I think in the end this is a valuable lesson for the cashier to be more vigilant and careful, and of course this is also a lesson for the store itself to improve security.

What happened here is simple: this person, new or not, got greedy. Thinking their fortune would endure always, they fell for the oldest scam in the book. That is basic, plain terrible decision-making not just greed. Though its a dangerous delusion, easy money can give anyone superhuman abilities.

Regarding new vs regular gamblers, casinos have to raise their game now. Their responsibility is to acknowledge whether someone is in distress, new or not. This is about shielding people, not only about security.

They should notice these trends using their fancy technology since they own it. Using data to create money and keep people safe is what I define as smart business. The cashier may have been the one to deliver a reality check and halt this. In this sector, we need leaders of the kind that you describe.

Yes, of course the problem is that the person is too greedy and does not realize that luck will not always be on his side until finally regret comes and runs away because he does not have that much money to pay for everything he has done there. Previously I was sure that the intention of his arrival was probably to gamble moderately, meaning gambling with the money in his pocket, but over time he got carried away because he was too sure that a much bigger win would happen until finally when everything was lost, that's where various bad decisions happened that made him unable to pay all the bills.

Good point with the idea of ​​being more considerate of the customers who come and also trying to get the customers out of trouble, but I think in a festive atmosphere it is very unlikely for some staff to always pay attention to a player, and sometimes there are gamblers who are dominated by emotions but do not show any reaction, and I think the issue of whether someone is having trouble controlling themselves or not I think it is not the casino's business my friend, I think it is purely the responsibility and business of each individual, the casino only provides the game and makes sure that the situation remains safe without interfering too much with the game being played by the customer.

[Doan9269]

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

If someone is up for scam, they know the various ways they can use to deceive others, it start with the way they talk, how they appear or dress and the way they make it looks more real than been fake, they are known for such kind of act and seek on the slightest mistake of the cashier to get carried away and that's all.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

If the3 employee cant provide for the money then he or she will get sacked because that is an act of indiscipline and it could have been prevented if the cashier is not that foolish.

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

Such is gone for live as there is no evidence.

[tread93]

it's a long story but I'll try to make it short as I can for a comprehensively.

Yesterday while I was putting together some predictions for a parley bet as the EPL and other leagues  has just kicked off. In the process I started experiencing network hitches problem which I wasn't getting comfortable with. Suddenly another idea erupted in my head, why not just go straight to any of the sports betting shops closer and book these games at once. So I zoomed off.

On getting there with ease I was able to book my games using their computer and taking my ticket. In the brief time I was in the shop I noticed how one of the cashier was addressing another of the cashier angrily (it was later I learned that he is the head cashier). So out of curiosity I couldn't mind my business, I inquired as to what could be the problem why he was talking with such an angry tune on his coworker.

He then told me how a gambler had walked into the shop and played sessions of virtual games worth #32k (in our local currency) and disappeared without paying. I was confused, like how did that happened I asked. He had to go into details explaining that when the strange guy  played his first game he won #18k for which he didn't ask to be paid but continued gambling using the winning cash until he lost it all back to the shop. Out of confidence, the cashier didn't bother requesting for money for the next sessions thinking that after the guy might have been done gambling he will calculate the total loss for payment to be made or he perhaps might get another lucky win in the middle to cover for it in part or whole since he was able to get a win in the first game played. But unfortunately for him, the strange guy had another intention in mind, disappearing at the slightest minute the cashier's attention was diverted from his sight.

I felt dumbfounded by the stupidity of the cashier as I was speechless to say the least, I just had to tell him that the manager of the shop should install a CCTV camera in the shop to prevent future roguery of this nature.

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

Some risky business here! That guy was extremely lucky and then lost it all what a shame. The cashier should definitely not let them play 32k worth of games without some sort of KYC in place that’s nuts. The fact that they don’t have any info on this guy or cameras is the shops fault and sometimes it takes a loss like this to learn the lesson. They’ll probably get those cameras you suggested now for sure.

[Obari]

You did well with your suggestion to the manager but I don’t think the cashier was stupid neither will I have to blame the cashier because anyone who knows how physical bet shops are in the part of the world will understand that is not the cashiers fault and a cctv camera will be one of the best options as you mentioned and away from that, I think the bet shop should implement a pay before you play service as this will help fight against the issue of people fighting and avoid similar cases.

I’m not shocked because most times when I see other countries talk sweet about their casinos o see the betting shops in my places differently but my country is already building better and actual casinos now in Lagos if I’m not wrong

[Akbarkoe]

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If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

If I were the gambling den manager, the employee's stupidity would definitely need to be addressed seriously. This entails more than a mere warning. There should be better training and supervision offered to ensure that such does not happen again. Employees should be trained to always confirm payment before running a gambling session. This is especially important in large-sum cases. More so, because it was never even mentioned in the ad that this dealer supposedly knew anything about running the game, to begin with

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

Without CCTV cameras, the weird fellow would be hard to recognize. However, more of preventive action can take place in the future like installing of cameras and making the transaction process tighter. Moreover cooperating with the authorities and reporting on the incident could help in finding the perpetrator. Security and thoroughness in daily operations to avoid similar repeat incidents.

[Richbased]

He then told me how a gambler had walked into the shop and played sessions of virtual games worth #32k (in our local currency) and disappeared without paying. I was confused, like how did that happened I asked. He had to go into details explaining that when the strange guy  played his first game he won #18k for which he didn't ask to be paid but continued gambling using the winning cash until he lost it all back to the shop. Out of confidence, the cashier didn't bother requesting for money for the next sessions thinking that after the guy might have been done gambling he will calculate the total loss for payment to be made or he perhaps might get another lucky win in the middle to cover for it in part or whole since he was able to get a win in the first game played. But unfortunately for him, the strange guy had another intention in mind, disappearing at the slightest minute the cashier's attention was diverted from his sight.

From what I learnt here, the agent or cashier is to be blamed because before a bet is placed he should have been sure that it has been paid for even though the gambler won a bet initially and was placing bets from his previous winning but since the betting agent is aware that he has exhausted his winning amount in placing new bets, he shouldn't have allowed him played further without making payments so the cashier should bear the brunt of the losses so that next time he will be more wiser not to allow such situation again but however, i wonder why some gamblers just possess this dubious characters in them, now if the cashier sees him outside wouldn't it be an embarrassment to him? Such a shame!

[Onyeeze]

The sports betting shops in your country has a bad management, the customer need to give the money before able to play, not the other way around. I think this case happened in everywhere, it's risky to let the customer to do whatever they likes but they don't have enough money to pay the bills. The business owner can't do much, it's wasting time to handle this problem, but at the same time they should prevent this case to occur in the future, if not they will ends bankrupt.

you are right because from my own country where we participate in gambling we don't need to gamble on credit we make a payment before gambling it is about management of gambling that will make some people to turn up in gambling due to our the centre address them, so therefore gambling is a business that you will not go by force you have to understand it properly, so gambling is something of luck and wisdom, we don't need to go gambling centres without physical cash, so I believe that we have to know such

[uneng]

Even if it sounds redundant, when a gambler wins a prize, the casino must pay him the prize, and then if he desires to continue gambling, he must give the prize back to the casino, and once when it happens his machine or accounts should be credited. Also, documents and receipts must be signed along the process, as it's useful as guarantee for the customer and the bettin shop.

When people take shortcuts neglecting formalities, situations like the one presented on this thread happens. Scammers are everywhere, ready to take advantage of any opportunities available to them. These people keep scheming scams on their minds all the time, and once they spot a naive or careless individual, they put their plans into practice. It happens all the time, doesn't matter what field of work you are inserted.

And from what I observe, this kind of problem is getting more common nowadays. People can't trust each other anymore like they used to do in previous decades. It's just too risky and too frustrating in the end.

[AmoreJaz]

The sports betting shops in your country has a bad management, the customer need to give the money before able to play, not the other way around. I think this case happened in everywhere, it's risky to let the customer to do whatever they likes but they don't have enough money to pay the bills. The business owner can't do much, it's wasting time to handle this problem, but at the same time they should prevent this case to occur in the future, if not they will ends bankrupt.

you are right because from my own country where we participate in gambling we don't need to gamble on credit we make a payment before gambling it is about management of gambling that will make some people to turn up in gambling due to our the centre address them, so therefore gambling is a business that you will not go by force you have to understand it properly, so gambling is something of luck and wisdom, we don't need to go gambling centres without physical cash, so I believe that we have to know such

The owner should remember that they are dealing with gamblers here so to be on the secure side, they should collect the money before letting them sit down on their shop. If not, they are only subjecting themselves to bankruptcy and more trouble.

This is why it is best to employ human security as well as CCTV in place in your casino's premises to eliminate if not totally eradicate possible cheaters inside your shop. This is business, so you need to make sure you are not losing revenue because of carelessness.

[Rockstarguy]

Questions for discussion:
Why would a gambler adventure in  such a risk knowing the embarrassment he would have received or even getting arrested for it.

If you happen to be the manager of that gambling shop what will be your action towards the foolishness of such an employee. Will it just be an angry shout or beyond that?

Do you think there is any measure through which the strange guy could be identified since there was no CCTV cameras stationed in and outside the shop environs?

This is the kind of case that can happen when people that are in charge of gambling shops are not very organised, It is expected that things needs to be coordinated well because when things are done anyhow some gamblers would want to take advantage. I think a cctv camera will be important in gambling shops to capture every activities that will be going on. I'm not surprised with an event such like this because the gambling shops sometimes funny things do happen and it is important for the management of gambling shops be extra vigilant of their customers because you never can tell what people who come around have in mind.

[Odohu]

He then told me how a gambler had walked into the shop and played sessions of virtual games worth #32k (in our local currency) and disappeared without paying. I was confused, like how did that happened I asked. He had to go into details explaining that when the strange guy  played his first game he won #18k for which he didn't ask to be paid but continued gambling using the winning cash until he lost it all back to the shop. Out of confidence, the cashier didn't bother requesting for money for the next sessions thinking that after the guy might have been done gambling he will calculate the total loss for payment to be made or he perhaps might get another lucky win in the middle to cover for it in part or whole since he was able to get a win in the first game played. But unfortunately for him, the strange guy had another intention in mind, disappearing at the slightest minute the cashier's attention was diverted from his sight.

This is a regular practice in my neighborhood as well and it always end in fights and arguments. It usually happen because games placed on virtual cannot be cancelled because the time is usually short. I think companies operating virtual games can solve this problem by adjusting their rules to require that the gambler pay in advance before starting the gambling session. For instance, when a gambler work into the shot to gamble on the virtual, he can deposit the amount he want to gamble with and start gambling to be stopped when his deposit is exhausted. The only challenge will be that there are many customers being attended to by just few agents which may be the reason this incident happened else the agent would have noticed when the gambler was leaving and raise alarm.

The only thing the manager of the place can do is to deduct the money from the salary of the agent who made that mistake. The money is too small to involve the police or law court.