A dangerous gambling behavior of a gambler

[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.

Cashier is lacking wiseness because I can't see a place where someone would come to gamble and not paying the cashier instead she regularly keep betting on debt while the gambler believe luck would shine and when he noticed that his luck doesn't come as expected he ran away without even paying any to the cashier leaving her devastated. Usually this offense could lead to her being sacked from that local gambling shop.

Although the betting shop has a poor level of security, such as one of them does not have CCTV at all to at least be used as something to find out about the appearance or characteristics of the person, but in my opinion the incident could have been thwarted or less likely to happen if the cashier really put high alertness and caution by asking the gambler for money every time he wanted to start the game.

So I think the core of the problem is because the cashier is too careless in terms of trusting others, that is a big mistake because we never know whether other people have bad intentions or not, remember that crime does not always happen because of intent but because of opportunity, and yes in the end maybe as you said that most likely the cashier will be fired from his job.

[Jaycoinz]

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.

Cashier is lacking wiseness because I can't see a place where someone would come to gamble and not paying the cashier instead she regularly keep betting on debt while the gambler believe luck would shine and when he noticed that his luck doesn't come as expected he ran away without even paying any to the cashier leaving her devastated. Usually this offense could lead to her being sacked from that local gambling shop.

Although the betting shop has a poor level of security, such as one of them does not have CCTV at all to at least be used as something to find out about the appearance or characteristics of the person, but in my opinion the incident could have been thwarted or less likely to happen if the cashier really put high alertness and caution by asking the gambler for money every time he wanted to start the game.

So I think the core of the problem is because the cashier is too careless in terms of trusting others, that is a big mistake because we never know whether other people have bad intentions or not, remember that crime does not always happen because of intent but because of opportunity, and yes in the end maybe as you said that most likely the cashier will be fired from his job.

It's just simple stupidity to allow someone to continue betting on credit without payment because I can't seem to rap my around the logic of allow the gambler continue playing except maybe the cashier also is a gambler and believe luck will maybe reach the gambler and then he would pay off but unknowingly to him that sometimes gambling can be really messed up and you can continue chasing your loses till God knows when and still you won't get that amount you are looking for.

[danherbias07]

I also think that the lack of CCTV cameras encourages such players to be impudent and avoid punishment. What can be presented to this player, whom you might meet on the street? There are no witnesses, and no evidence, which means he understands that he is invulnerable. In addition, people addicted to gambling often do not think about the consequences; they are driven by excitement and the desire to play. What would I do with that cashier? I would certainly fire him, but first, so that all other cashiers could know the consequences of such "kindness,"  I would deduct from their salaries the amount that the player owes. And yes, cameras must certainly exist in all establishments related to finance.

Sincerely speaking the whole schenerio would have been avoided without CCTV camera, if the gambling staff in that shop took money before allowing the bettor to continue betting. I blame the guy who allow someone to keep gambling till his out of fund and he still allows him to play, that is stupidly. As far as I know betting shop doesn't allow customers to play above their budget because they know gambling comes with addiction and if they don't control the Gamblers the Gamblers will be forced to play above their discretion. Story cut short, all this would have been avoided when the staff of the gambling shop saw that the Gambler bankroll which he has won on their system has finished, he should have just stop to book tickets for him.

Yes, that is right.

It's the fault of that cashier for trusting the gambler just because he won the first time and didn't cash it out so that he could continue gambling. The best scenario should be the cashier giving out that money he won and then he will bet again using that money but the cashier should not hold anything that is not hers anymore.
I think it's a trust issue and I believe the cashier can easily trust a person just by doing that which has become a problem now. I cannot blame her for having such a good trait but if you work in a financial industry like that, you cannot trust anyone with the money except the owner of it.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

A little opportunity can make us to make huge money in gambling that is while we keep seeing gamblers that don't even have funds to gamble looking for where to borrow loan to try their luck because they believe anything can happen at anytime. Gambling is for the strong ones and if we don't belief in what we do, then how for we expect to make money from gambling.  There are so many gamblers that like taking dangerous moves when they want to bet especially using huge amounts of funds to get in games that ha s small probability of one winning or with small odds.

Depending on how lucky the gambler is that's only when every opportunity can bring back a good result and even if a gambler wants to go hard in trying luck or what so ever, they must not put their reputation at stake or let their actions hurt a third party. Imagine what what would have been the faith of gambler if he was caught and forcefully demanded to pay for the games he has wagered on or what the faith of the staff would be for letting such situation arise.

[slapper]

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I agree with you, in gambling, whatever the type of game and how, luck will still play a role in determining the victory and defeat that can happen to anyone who gambles. In slot games, I clearly think that victory depends entirely on luck, so it makes sense when this one game is said to enrich the casino or slot owner, because it is rare to win, especially with a big win. Someone who is addicted to gambling tends to have a more aggressive nature than usual because their thoughts that only think about gambling make them not care about other things around them, even their own family, so it is not strange if there are cases of families being destroyed because of someone who is already addicted to the family. Besides, whatever gambling they do can change them into a worse person in their behavior if they themselves cannot limit the gambling they do.

Gambling's a game of chance, and most folks are playing it blindd. Slot machines are designed to capture your money. Winning is about seeing the chances, knowing the game, and knowing when to walk away, not about luck. Most individuals goof up at that point. One can see gambling as a black hole. It screws with your head, distances you from what counts: family, friends, your own darn life. To be honest, we should either bet smart or not gamble at all. Savish the excitement, but keep under control.

The true test is to risk without allowing it to define you. It's about awareness, understanding the hazards, and not ruining your life or the life of people close to you. Stay the hell away if you cannot manage that.

[GxSTxV]

Probably this betting shop is new in this business with unexperienced workers, because letting someone gamble without depositing his money first is a huge mistake, especially with a large amount of money, even if that person is an old or known customer. Gamblers and bettors can be addicted and change their behavior, they wouldn't mind trying anything illegal to gamble, even the risks of going to jail.
Personally, I never went to a betting shop or any kind of facilities such as casinos. However, I always feel like they are well secured, filled with CCTVs to catch any kind of cheating or stealing.

What I have noticed from your story is the mindset of this gambler who ran away, there are many indicators to know this person is addicted, first he couldn't stop gambling after winning the first time, he tried anything to cheat and bet without money because he surely lost all his money for gambling.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

I think that the moment you go out into the street you are already in danger, in fact in the very house where you live you can fall and even kill yourself , as they say here , "when it's day, it's day" but you have to be clear that there are many People who are a bit Crazy and that you have to be Careful of that, therefore in a casino things are handled with money and it is smart to imagine what to do before going out to a casino, because dangerous things can happen, so you have to leave home prepared for any type of eventuality, the mere fact of Being prepared is nough to know how to Act.

[Makus]

Probably this betting shop is new in this business with unexperienced workers, because letting someone gamble without depositing his money first is a huge mistake, especially with a large amount of money, even if that person is an old or known customer. Gamblers and bettors can be addicted and change their behavior, they wouldn't mind trying anything illegal to gamble, even the risks of going to jail.

I totally agree with you. There should be a policy of pay before service no matter what, especially on gambling shops, where gamblers can go crazy and make some illegal or criminal activities in other to satisfy their gambling habits. I blame the cashier for not being vigilant or smart enough to cut off his customers from gambling without paying at first. Having confidence in gamble is very risky because the game is entirely based on luck, so there is a high probability that the gambler might walk out of the casino with bankruptcy. Payment before service should be the standard In any business transaction because you could be shocked what the result would be if you neglect following the right procedure in business service.

[Casdinyard]

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?

While scurrying off with someone else's money is generally a bad idea and something that I wouldn't recommend entirely, I must say, you must have some semblance of gullibility and whimsy of a kid if you think that everyone's just gonna do whatever they tell you. The cashier's at fault here and they certainly deserve the scolding. The shop lost 32k because of her, and they might never be able to see a cent of it ever, since AFAIK these brick and mortar betting shops don't ask for your information as much as online casinos do.

As for your questions, the answer is plain and simple, would you rather keep the money, even when you lost, or would you want to give it out and be penniless for a while? It's just that basic my friend.

[AliMan]

This was totally an unacceptable behavior that needs to be corrected and put further actions by management and must be escalated to Authorities for possible disciplinary actions. CCTV installation is a good alternative or a primary resolution for this dangerous actions, it's recommended to solve any unanswered questions in a possible investigations of any incident like this. That's why the manager should be strict on this matter and don't take for granted this kind of conflict, because it might be worst more than this in the future.

[junder]

I agree with you, in gambling, whatever the type of game and how, luck will still play a role in determining the victory and defeat that can happen to anyone who gambles. In slot games, I clearly think that victory depends entirely on luck, so it makes sense when this one game is said to enrich the casino or slot owner, because it is rare to win, especially with a big win. Someone who is addicted to gambling tends to have a more aggressive nature than usual because their thoughts that only think about gambling make them not care about other things around them, even their own family, so it is not strange if there are cases of families being destroyed because of someone who is already addicted to the family. Besides, whatever gambling they do can change them into a worse person in their behavior if they themselves cannot limit the gambling they do.

Gambling's a game of chance, and most folks are playing it blindd. Slot machines are designed to capture your money. Winning is about seeing the chances, knowing the game, and knowing when to walk away, not about luck. Most individuals goof up at that point. One can see gambling as a black hole. It screws with your head, distances you from what counts: family, friends, your own darn life. To be honest, we should either bet smart or not gamble at all. Savish the excitement, but keep under control.

The true test is to risk without allowing it to define you. It's about awareness, understanding the hazards, and not ruining your life or the life of people close to you. Stay the hell away if you cannot manage that.

that's where the mistake is, some people do gamble blindly without seeing the luck side which I think plays a big role in determining the win or loss of the bets they make. with many cases of bad impacts that occur are caused by themselves who gamble brutally without any set limits, it is very unfortunate when they gamble excessively like that it will only make them lose more money. until they find serious problems such as addiction that can affect their own relationships with their own families.

many gamblers who place bets are not aware of the risks that are certain to occur, they ignore the risks and of course that's because they only focus on winning. intelligent behavior must be applied, because when gambling is done intelligently, it is unlikely that problems will occur such as gambling addiction that involves many things.

[mirakal]

It might be harsh, but the cashier faces the consequences of her mistakes. It is a lot of money, and if I were the owner, I would not just take it easy like nothing happened. She might not pay the money, but at least she feels how the owner feels about losing it. 

She can pay the money but the owner should not be too harsh on her by allowing her to pay the money in small quantities. She is not earning so much that she can pay at one time. She was careless and she needs to learn a lesson so she can be more careful in the future. The replacement of the money should be taken from her monthly salary until all the debts has been cleared. She need to take her job seriously or she should quit so others that will take the job very seriously will be hired. If she is not being taught a lesson, she might repeat same thing and the shop will keep losing money. Before any gambler is allowed to gamble, they should have paid and not allow them to gamble on credits because at times, people do not know what they are doing when addiction is controlling them.

Cashiers don't act just like cashiers alone, they also know how to care for the business. The owner will surely understand the situation and won't force her to pay instantly, but of course, she needs to realize the impact of her mistake. She could quit, but I don't see that as the best solution, as everyone can commit mistakes unless the owner never sees how to accept them and fires her.

Carelessness and being out of focus are things that could affect our performance. But all of these things and the mistakes that happen will earn lessons in return, and that will also help the cashier take more responsibility for her job as the owner trusts her. 

[Gozie51]

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.

Maybe the shop is still a small unit of the the agent otherwise big gambling agents shops are usually with CCTV cameras. However, cheaters will always try to cheat despite the security devices in place. Yes, it can only make process of identifying the cheater easier.

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.

Cheaters have just one goal in their mind and that is to outsmart their victims. They don't usually allow the feeling of guilt or being caught envelope them, they just go ahead to commit the act once they feel they have secured exit route.

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?

It is simple. I will just remind the attendant that made such mistake about the salary deduction at time of payment. Usually, gambling shops have a way of retrieving such losses that is caused by foolish mistakes on the part of their operator and that is through instant repayment, salary deduction or and forfeiture of belongings like phones pending the time of repayment.

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?

There is none especially if he is not living around the neighborhood except he foolishly comes back to the gambling shop.

[bakasabo]

It might be harsh, but the cashier faces the consequences of her mistakes. It is a lot of money, and if I were the owner, I would not just take it easy like nothing happened. She might not pay the money, but at least she feels how the owner feels about losing it. 

She can pay the money but the owner should not be too harsh on her by allowing her to pay the money in small quantities. She is not earning so much that she can pay at one time. She was careless and she needs to learn a lesson so she can be more careful in the future. The replacement of the money should be taken from her monthly salary until all the debts has been cleared. She need to take her job seriously or she should quit so others that will take the job very seriously will be hired. If she is not being taught a lesson, she might repeat same thing and the shop will keep losing money. Before any gambler is allowed to gamble, they should have paid and not allow them to gamble on credits because at times, people do not know what they are doing when addiction is controlling them.

Cashiers don't act just like cashiers alone, they also know how to care for the business. The owner will surely understand the situation and won't force her to pay instantly, but of course, she needs to realize the impact of her mistake. She could quit, but I don't see that as the best solution, as everyone can commit mistakes unless the owner never sees how to accept them and fires her.

Carelessness and being out of focus are things that could affect our performance. But all of these things and the mistakes that happen will earn lessons in return, and that will also help the cashier take more responsibility for her job as the owner trusts her. 

People are not robots, sometimes they do make mistakes. I dont think that the owner of casino will force her to work until she repays all the amount, but the cashier will definitely face some punishment. For example no annual bonus like 13th salary. I have also seen some times when casino employees made mistakes offline. When playing poker, several times dealer calculated incorrectly amount of win, sometimes forget to subtract rake or distribute wrong amount of chips. That was a game changing amount. The manager just gave dealer warning, later send to take some rest and replaced with other. I was also amazed that none of gamblers around the table notice that, and later did not charge any questions about it.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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?

         -      Obviously, according to what you mentioned, the cashier clearly has a deficiency; it seems that he lacks orientation, and he is not able to put his emotions in the right place when he is in his current job.
 
So if I were the manager, maybe what I would do would be to talk to not only the head but also his subordinates so that at least they know and are aware of what should and should not be done. That's the only solution I can think of.

[Apocollapse]

People are not robots, sometimes they do make mistakes. I dont think that the owner of casino will force her to work until she repays all the amount, but the cashier will definitely face some punishment. For example no annual bonus like 13th salary. I have also seen some times when casino employees made mistakes offline. When playing poker, several times dealer calculated incorrectly amount of win, sometimes forget to subtract rake or distribute wrong amount of chips. That was a game changing amount. The manager just gave dealer warning, later send to take some rest and replaced with other. I was also amazed that none of gamblers around the table notice that, and later did not charge any questions about it.

In my place if the employees make mistake that resulting in financial loss, they will work until they pays off all the amount or the owner will report them to authority and make them going to jail. Although in this story the owner also responsible with the employees' mistake, but the authority will judge based on how wealthy you're than being objective.

Most of them choose to work, even though every month the salary they receive will be cut to recover the loss.

[Ricardo11]

[....]

This entire incident happened because of the carelessness of the entire casino. Generally every casino store has CCTV in every corner and the security has to be very tight, because casino is a means lot of money matter, lot of money are constantly exchanged in the casino. for this, every gambler in every casino must be watched at all times, and it is best if some of the casino officials physically keep an eye on the gamblers at all times.

This entire incident is due to the poor security of that casino, and the gambler who dared to do this. Right now that casino needs to take care of their security.

[Peanutswar]

It might be harsh, but the cashier faces the consequences of her mistakes. It is a lot of money, and if I were the owner, I would not just take it easy like nothing happened. She might not pay the money, but at least she feels how the owner feels about losing it. 

She can pay the money but the owner should not be too harsh on her by allowing her to pay the money in small quantities. She is not earning so much that she can pay at one time. She was careless and she needs to learn a lesson so she can be more careful in the future. The replacement of the money should be taken from her monthly salary until all the debts has been cleared. She need to take her job seriously or she should quit so others that will take the job very seriously will be hired. If she is not being taught a lesson, she might repeat same thing and the shop will keep losing money. Before any gambler is allowed to gamble, they should have paid and not allow them to gamble on credits because at times, people do not know what they are doing when addiction is controlling them.

Cashiers don't act just like cashiers alone, they also know how to care for the business. The owner will surely understand the situation and won't force her to pay instantly, but of course, she needs to realize the impact of her mistake. She could quit, but I don't see that as the best solution, as everyone can commit mistakes unless the owner never sees how to accept them and fires her.

Carelessness and being out of focus are things that could affect our performance. But all of these things and the mistakes that happen will earn lessons in return, and that will also help the cashier take more responsibility for her job as the owner trusts her. 

People are not robots, sometimes they do make mistakes. I dont think that the owner of casino will force her to work until she repays all the amount, but the cashier will definitely face some punishment. For example no annual bonus like 13th salary. I have also seen some times when casino employees made mistakes offline. When playing poker, several times dealer calculated incorrectly amount of win, sometimes forget to subtract rake or distribute wrong amount of chips. That was a game changing amount. The manager just gave dealer warning, later send to take some rest and replaced with other. I was also amazed that none of gamblers around the table notice that, and later did not charge any questions about it.

Lets say she make a mistake but if that company focusing with the earnings for sure there's a sanctions will happen in that incident because its all in the credibility of the cashier and imagine if the play manage to make a a large amount of cashout, those payable and receivables of the company will surely notice this kind of mistake. But imagine if that large amount deducted into your salary it was a huge loss into your part. Most likely in the corporate world there's warning, next a sanctions with dismissal and final is the termination but for sure that kind of expensive mistake will be marked to you fortunately.

[Accardo]

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.

I think that the moment you go out into the street you are already in danger, in fact in the very house where you live you can fall and even kill yourself , as they say here , "when it's day, it's day" but you have to be clear that there are many People who are a bit Crazy and that you have to be Careful of that, therefore in a casino things are handled with money and it is smart to imagine what to do before going out to a casino, because dangerous things can happen, so you have to leave home prepared for any type of eventuality, the mere fact of Being prepared is nough to know how to Act.

Before visiting a gambling shop, I consider the number of people in the room. If there are too many, I'd check for a serene gambling shop. Aside from the dangers of physical destruction, airborne diseases can be contracted in an overly crowded small shop.

Also, a player can't focus in a noisy environment, and, some psychos get destructive when everyone is not calm. Despite the high chances of trouble, it's in the gambler's jurisdiction to perceive trouble and control himself out of danger.

[Stable090]

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.

That’s what they call gambling addiction, addicted gamblers don’t care about what’s going to happen to them after gambling, they just want to gamble, and some of them do regret their actions after gambling, but it’s already too late. How is someone reasonable going to gamble on debt? It doesn’t make any sense.
 
But I blame the cashier for allowing something like that to happen. Before anyone is allowed to gamble, they should make payment first. After the guy won some money, he should be paid, and if he wants to keep on gambling, he should pay.

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?

I will go beyond shouting at him, I will make sure he learns from his foolishness so that next time he won’t repeat the same. I will make sure he pays at least half of the money that the customer ran away with by removing some amounts of money from his salary over time.

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'm sure that’s going to help, because I know the person will be in the neighborhood, no matter how he tries to run. With time, he will be caught and punished.