Violence in sport betting

[Agbe]

Op your story about "Violence in Sports Betting" is not coherent. I don't even understand what you were saying because the stories are not brief in detail. If you what to discuss such topic at least you have to give a detailed narrative about an event. Who killed Andrew Escobar" and you only mentioned a cartel losing their bet. We all know that there is conflict in sports betting and we saw in in the just concluded AFCON tournament in Morocco. The final. Morocco supporters and Senegal supporters fought and SENEGAL supporters were arrested in Morocco for months.

[shawonngp]

At least in the case of players, violence among themselves is controlled through the rules and penalties set by the sport’s governing bodies. So, violence between players is not as common as the way fans of different teams exhibit violent tendencies. Security personnel might try to maintain peace and order at the stadium where the match is played, but fans still find ways to take their frustration home and direct it at other people who hold contrary opinions.

Relationships have been broken because of uncontrolled frustration, which is why people must learn to keep their emotions under control. It is only a game, and there can only be one winner. In the end, there are always consequences for violent actions.

And its very bad of them, because after they pouring out their frustration and end up doing the wrong thing, what will they gain or profit?. These are the questions they need to ask themselves whenever their emotions wants to rule over them. Although, its not easy for one to control their emotions when they are in a heated argument, but being able to control them or be in charge of them makes things easier for them to handle and it will prevent them from falling into temptation that they will later regret.

I do not agree that it is not easy for fans to control their emotions. They can actually do that, but the problem is that some aggressive fans find it difficult to accept defeat. A game like football is very transparent, where everyone witnesses what goes on on the field. It really makes no sense to me that, despite all of this, some people still choose to express their frustration through violence. Some actions can be controlled; there is no excuse they can give to justify taking out their frustration on others.

In sports gambling, the result of the game can be changed at the last moment, so it is not possible to predict for sure which team will win. We always expect our favourite team to win. When our favourite team loses, most of the fans can't accept it; they can't control their emotions and exhibit aggressive behaviour. Cricket is very popular in my country. Many crazy fans sometimes attack the players and even attack the players houses. In my opinion, it is by no means desirable, as some fanatics do, not everyone does. But that's right there are no way to justify such violence.

[Perfectbaby]

Op your story about "Violence in Sports Betting" is not coherent. I don't even understand what you were saying because the stories are not brief in detail. If you what to discuss such topic at least you have to give a detailed narrative about an event. Who killed Andrew Escobar" and you only mentioned a cartel losing their bet. We all know that there is conflict in sports betting and we saw in in the just concluded AFCON tournament in Morocco. The final. Morocco supporters and Senegal supporters fought and SENEGAL supporters were arrested in Morocco for months.

Well to be frank, you may not see things in details or that could be the capitalised of op reasoning but it’s left for you to do more research and comprehend what he is say in respect to what he has posted above. You must also understand that gambling is not the way you expected to be that it would surely comes out, conflict is not something we can avoid or come against but rather we should be prepared for it because at all time fans usually loos for trouble while the match is currently running, so most time you shouldn’t be that keep arguing people while in the midst of people watching football because of your team is winning and the other person losing at points they are serious in pain whereby if you make any ugly comment they wouldn’t mind tuning everything against you because your team or club is winning. Always learn to keep short when you see things going the way the next person do not expect.

[cxtreenal]

I am not sure if the gamblers did this. Many gamblers are involved in betting on football games and they try to make money along with entertainment. A significant number of fans all over the world enjoy the game on TV or by going to the field. Many people are emotionally involved in football because they are such football fans that they get extremely excited during the match. If their favorite team does not win, some of them commit suicide. Isn't it surprising?

I think most of the betting is not violence but a hardcore group of fans are involved in these activities. There are also some gamblers who cannot control their emotions and get angry at the players.

[yudi09]

Violence in sport betting can be domestic, partners can suffer, children, friends can suffer the violence of people who lost a bet.

Controlling your temper, betting responsibly and having fun can help the violence. The World Cup is here in again let’s have fun while gambling with discipline. Is violence in sport betting real?

Violence resulting from losing a bet is foolish. If you don’t know what the outcome will be and aren’t willing to accept it, don’t gamble. Everything is modern and professional now, with constant improvements being made to create a better soccer experience. Today, soccer is more than just a sport or a pastime for bettors. It has become a unifying force that transcends all boundaries.

[terrific]

As a fan of gambler, if loosing means that you are going to resort to violence, why gamble in the first place?

There are gambling fans that will go to that point that because they lose and frustrated, they might just hit someone.
And that will resort to violence. It's hard to get along with these gamblers when they can't accept losing.
It's true that they shouldn't gamble in the first place when they have this temperance problem that they can't even control.

[L E G E N D A R Y]

I am not sure if the gamblers did this. Many gamblers are involved in betting on football games and they try to make money along with entertainment. A significant number of fans all over the world enjoy the game on TV or by going to the field. Many people are emotionally involved in football because they are such football fans that they get extremely excited during the match. If their favorite team does not win, some of them commit suicide. Isn't it surprising?

I think most of the betting is not violence but a hardcore group of fans are involved in these activities. There are also some gamblers who cannot control their emotions and get angry at the players.

You have said it all, some gamblers have the inablity to control how they feel, some of them do things that they couldn't do to help themselves out and its foolish for them to act that way, football will remain and continue functioning, if the fans of any team wants to kill themselves over football or any game they can't be in control of it, its their own business because the game is meant to entertain people and not to destroy them or lead them to doom. So, gamblers or players are not to involved in any violence, as there is no profit in it.

[SatoPrincess]

Op your story about "Violence in Sports Betting" is not coherent. I don't even understand what you were saying because the stories are not brief in detail. If you what to discuss such topic at least you have to give a detailed narrative about an event. Who killed Andrew Escobar" and you only mentioned a cartel losing their bet. We all know that there is conflict in sports betting and we saw in in the just concluded AFCON tournament in Morocco. The final. Morocco supporters and Senegal supporters fought and SENEGAL supporters were arrested in Morocco for months.

A little research and you can find out about Andrés Escobar. Although I don’t think those brutal incidents happen in football anymore but you make a good point with the AFCON reference. People get emotionally attached to their favorite sport, and it’s even worse when there is money in the mix.

[Odusko]

Op your story about "Violence in Sports Betting" is not coherent. I don't even understand what you were saying because the stories are not brief in detail. If you what to discuss such topic at least you have to give a detailed narrative about an event. Who killed Andrew Escobar" and you only mentioned a cartel losing their bet. We all know that there is conflict in sports betting and we saw in in the just concluded AFCON tournament in Morocco. The final. Morocco supporters and Senegal supporters fought and SENEGAL supporters were arrested in Morocco for months.

Asides from Andrew excoba case, He is talking from the recent concluded championship finals where a player of Asernal lost a penalty fat was supposed to give them the wn this season an after the game some negative comments was made against the player, which spiked public reaction on how fans react to outcome f important game's and how they treat players after the match, hope this explains better.

[Ronsbit]

Op your story about "Violence in Sports Betting" is not coherent. I don't even understand what you were saying because the stories are not brief in detail. If you what to discuss such topic at least you have to give a detailed narrative about an event. Who killed Andrew Escobar" and you only mentioned a cartel losing their bet. We all know that there is conflict in sports betting and we saw in in the just concluded AFCON tournament in Morocco. The final. Morocco supporters and Senegal supporters fought and SENEGAL supporters were arrested in Morocco for months.

A little research and you can find out about Andrés Escobar. Although I don’t think those brutal incidents happen in football anymore but you make a good point with the AFCON reference. People get emotionally attached to their favorite sport, and it’s even worse when there is money in the mix.

At least OP should have been able to give a little details about the incident if not all so that readers could have a little idea about the event even before  doing their own personal research about it.  Although I did my own personal research about the occurrence and I did understand better what happened after the event of his own goal and that really opened my eyes to many events that occurred in the past

[Agbe]

Well to be frank, you may not see things in details or that could be the capitalised of op reasoning but it’s left for you to do more research and comprehend what he is say in respect to what he has posted above. You must also understand that gambling is not the way you expected to be that it would surely comes out, conflict is not something we can avoid or come against but rather we should be prepared for it because at all time fans usually loos for trouble while the match is currently running, so most time you shouldn’t be that keep arguing people while in the midst of people watching football because of your team is winning and the other person losing at points they are serious in pain whereby if you make any ugly comment they wouldn’t mind tuning everything against you because your team or club is winning. Always learn to keep short when you see things going the way the next person do not expect.

I understand what the Op said but the story he gave is not solid. And I understand what he said that was why I gave my exampled inline with his. Even though he wanted the forum users to make research about the story, he would have at least gave a brief details about what happened to Andres Escobar and not only calling the name and left there.

[Nrcewker]

This was quite popular in the old days. The involvement of cartels and sports betting was a big issue back then as well. However, in the current era, I think players are well taken care of by their teams and sponsors. Because of that, it is much harder to fix a game, and gangsters can no longer interfere in manipulating results.

Yes, the suffering part is true, but I would say that violence is no longer directly associated with sports as it once was. People used to get angry quickly because they had information about fixed games, and if the outcome did not go in their favor, they would treat players ruthlessly. But times have changed. It is not really possible anymore.

[cxtreenal]

I am not sure if the gamblers did this. Many gamblers are involved in betting on football games and they try to make money along with entertainment. A significant number of fans all over the world enjoy the game on TV or by going to the field. Many people are emotionally involved in football because they are such football fans that they get extremely excited during the match. If their favorite team does not win, some of them commit suicide. Isn't it surprising?

I think most of the betting is not violence but a hardcore group of fans are involved in these activities. There are also some gamblers who cannot control their emotions and get angry at the players.

You have said it all, some gamblers have the inablity to control how they feel, some of them do things that they couldn't do to help themselves out and its foolish for them to act that way, football will remain and continue functioning, if the fans of any team wants to kill themselves over football or any game they can't be in control of it, its their own business because the game is meant to entertain people and not to destroy them or lead them to doom. So, gamblers or players are not to involved in any violence, as there is no profit in it.

Instead of helping themselves, those gamblers end up harming themselves and some commit suicide. Gambling is not for the faint of heart, experienced gamblers will tell you over and over again that the purpose of gambling is for entertainment. If you win a bet it is to make extra money for you that you could lose. You have to remember that you are just a supporter of a team, perhaps a player of that team or a manager of that team or a player of a country. How foolish it would be to think that that team will always play well. Gamblers who fail to understand this are the ones who behave violently.

[Cityhunter34]

Most faces don't really know what players are going through on the pitch and that is why they can easily think that it is the duty of players to always be in form. Gambling is risky and we should not always think that we can get what we want since most of the it comes are not easily predictable due to so many factors that are involved.

Funny how those bettors who think that it's that easy for players on the pitch to deliver as they expected them to play if they are in the position they will underperform compared to how those who are playing perform on the field, even when it's the players' profession it's not really easy on them like we expect from them.

The simple truth is that bettors are not all the same. Many gamblers don't usually have time for all these things, they're just after the game ending in their favor, nothing more than that, which isn't advisable at all.

Sometimes we need to understand that players on pitch are going through a lot during the game because it's not easy at all. Even though they're professionals, anything can still happen in the game.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

This was quite popular in the old days. The involvement of cartels and sports betting was a big issue back then as well. However, in the current era, I think players are well taken care of by their teams and sponsors. Because of that, it is much harder to fix a game, and gangsters can no longer interfere in manipulating results.

Yes, the suffering part is true, but I would say that violence is no longer directly associated with sports as it once was. People used to get angry quickly because they had information about fixed games, and if the outcome did not go in their favor, they would treat players ruthlessly. But times have changed. It is not really possible anymore.

Don't say violence is no longer possible in sports because it's very possible, the only thing I think Is that this days, there have become more rules that could lead to brutal punishment for any offender caught in the act of violence in sports.
And because of this, people who normally will or would not hesitate to create chaos or instigate violence have learnt to force themselves to be more patient and bearing.

When you come to local football leagues that are usually not televised and where rules don't apply or is not effective as it is in the top leagues, you will see that violence is still very existent in sports, I've seen a local football match that ended in both team fighting each other right there on the pitch simply because one team scored, and the other team refused to accept that as a goal, completely ignoring the referee and his orders, things later got out of hand and it lead to a serious fight that had several of the players injured.
So violence is still existent but the thing is people have learnt to be more patient and bearing with players than before.