He couldn't bear to see his suffering anymore so he chose to commit suicide to solve the problem. But he didn't realize how much his family missed him because they never thought he would make that decision. Suicide does not solve problems but will add to other problems.
I can imagine what he was going through but taking such horrible decision is very foolish of him. People commit suicide with the thought of ending the problem but unknowingly to them, they are just indirectly running away from their responsibilities for their relatives and loved ones to solve. There's a popular saying that if there's life, there's hope. Of course, life will definitely hit you hard sometimes but there is always opportunity to bounce back if you don't give up. It's very possible that very guy would have make more than that amount that he lost if he's still alive but unfortunately he seized all the opportunities by ending his life leaving gross pain behind for the family.
Majority misunderstood gambling as a place to double their money and thereby going extra hard with the amount they stake on the game without realizing that there is no guarantee of return of investment in gambling. The outcome of gambling is either you lose it all or you make some cent. However, the chances of losing is always higher and that's why you are advised to risk affordable amount. If every gamblers can be aware of this, cases like that of story in the Op would be very much rare.
with cases like this, it indicates that gambling should be done just for fun, using money that has already been earmarked to be ready to be lost, with the wrong aim or motive at the start of gambling, of course it will cause other pressures, such as unwillingness. the money at stake is lost or cannot accept the reality with real losses occurring. By gambling excessively, such as placing large bets in the hope of getting a big win but not being aware of the clear side of defeat, of course it will make us depressed by the reality of what happened (defeat). What you say is correct, even if they commit suicide and leave behind debts during their lifetime, of course it will be the responsibility of their family and relatives, because it is impossible for the borrower to consider the debt problem resolved when the main perpetrator who owns the debt has committed suicide. The debt that the main perpetrator still has will clearly be an additional burden for his relatives and family. committing suicide after experiencing a major defeat will not solve all problems, there are still other people who could be concerned. Therefore, as much as possible, we must be able to make the best use of life, gambling is fine as long as it is with money that we are willing to lose, including the amount of the bet, whether small or large, we must be willing to lose it so that there is no mental stress that can destroy everything into chaos.
Indeed, the problem lies in the wrong response to gambling, where they believe that gambling can give them a lot of money or win, but what is clear is that this is certainly not certain, what is certain to happen in gambling is losing. and without them realizing it, responding to gambling incorrectly will only make them feel mentally depressed, such as irritation, which can lead to a grudge against gambling. By not being able to accept the losses that occur, it makes them want to gamble again to recover the losses, and of course if it's like that, I think they are trapped in an addiction cycle which can clearly harm them and destroy them sooner or later. It's true what you said, the end of gambling is winning and losing, winning or losing, but what dominates more is losing and losing, winnings in gambling can be obtained if we are just lucky, while luck cannot be predicted. when it comes, it also doesn't come according to what is expected.