In whatever actions that we take, we are to be held responsible for the outcome and if it is a bad one, then we will face the consequences alone. This is why in whatever decisions that we are making we need to know that and not do everything that we are told by someone, because only we will be held responsible. This is why I don't know why a gambler will start blaming someone for his own loss, when he was the one that place the bet with his own funds.
Let's say assuming it wasn't someone you are seeing that caused the lost but one of the players on the pitch caused it. Maybe the game was in favor of your bet, and close to the dying minute a mistake was made by the goalkeeper and he conceded a goal, which led to the lost of your bet. Will you blame the goalkeeper. It is just that luck was not on your side and that is why you lost your bet, so no need of blaming anyone for your lost.
this is the thing
and you know what
being punished for your bad decisions and paid for your good ones will probably be good to shape your decision process into a better way over time
makes sense for me...
In the end, the advice still leads us to have a neutral point of view towards gambling which is knowing that you can win but also realizing that you can lose, and with this understanding I think they will certainly not dare to spend an amount of budget that they cannot afford because the fear will be something that haunts them.
yes, in portuguese we say that this is "não dar um passo maior que a perna" like not taking a step bigger than your legs.
lets say doing something stupid like taking a loan and gambling it all can work once or twice but you're exposing yourself to the risk of ruin and this shouldn't be an option EVER.