What I've noticed is that one of the gamblers will kind of provoke that busy gambler, which makes him continue to play. Unless that gambler is bigtime and kind of respectable, other gamblers will probably have second thoughts about provoking him.
Well that's right guys, honestly I might be the one they've provoked, okay yes maybe I'm a little slow but it's not on purpose. they come when I'm gambling and they always provoke me by suggesting some actions that I don't like at all. Like for example they told me to increase the amount of the bet, I told you I came not based on lust but I wanted to enjoy every round, but yes even so maybe you also know they will continue to tease me until the round ends. Honestly, it's very disturbing to other gamblers who are enjoying the game, obviously in my opinion there must be someone who gets angry if they continue to disturb the gambler, they are like blocking the feelings of other gamblers who are betting their luck. I'm sure their goal is for us to eventually lose and be in the same boat as them.
I haven't experienced those kinds of gamblers that take time on their turn, but it should be better for you as a gambler to kind of talk to that person about why he takes so long when it is his turn so that he is also aware.
I think maybe the gambler experienced something unexpected at that time, they accidentally did it because maybe they demanded that if they didn't do it then something unwanted would happen, it could be friends. for example, suddenly there was an important phone call to him which could disturb other gamblers who were queuing and could wait for him longer. But I don't think the gambler wanted to do that either, they realized that there were already many people waiting in line behind him, but what can make sometimes things can happen anytime and anywhere, even at the wrong time. So I don't think it has to be a long fuss, because you just need to chat with him and ask him why that's enough in my opinion.