when the gambling they do is excessive then it is clear that there is a possibility that they will do something that is indeed a big risk as you said, namely selling the property they own because they still want to gamble but have run out of capital so they sell the property they own and use the money to gambling again, in my opinion it is an act that has gone too far.
But it's not about demonizing gambling. It's about that unchecked urge, that voice that keeps pushing when it should fold. Selling everything to win? This is self-destruction, not risk-taking. The problem isn't gambling, but a mindset that won't let go and change techniques
a mindset that doesn't want to give up is the same as making us lose everything, especially money. We have to be able to think about the bad impacts that will happen as you said, by selling everything to chase victory, that is not the way to get victory, but it is the way for us to lead to the destruction of life. people who have done that, in my opinion, may have believed too much in gambling which can provide a definite win, because there are gamblers who think that behind the many losses that occur, there is a win that can be obtained and reverse all the losses that have occurred, I myself not too sure about that.