What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid?
Interesting theory. There are a couple of things that came into the mind because it will differ in scenarios. Imagine Dr. Strange playing those 14 million+ scenarios and winning only once. (Just the theoretical, multiverse person in me)
Anyways, the things I would consider are:
- The age of the kid
- Gender
- Computer Proficient
- Gamer
These are some of the things I would consider. So if I have a boy who is computer proficient and knows his way around the computer and understands the game quickly then he started playing unexpectedly on the site. My reaction would vary depending on the outcome. If it's a win, it's a win, and I would be happy. If not, I would scold him and tell him that it's not right to mess with somebody else business. (Time to learn a lesson)
If it's a girl, I doubt I would be angry. I will have a soft spot for her, knowing that I need to take care of her regularly. Maybe it would differ on other aspect, but the one thing that I'm sure of is when I gamble, I only deposit the amount I'm willing to lose, not my savings account. This should be a standard rule.
Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?
I guess if my kid would still say that "Please let me play," I would trust him then. Being confident about the amount shouldn't be a worry to me anymore. I know that I would take care of them and let them understand things so they could learn the consequences of gambling. In the end, I wouldn't be angry directly, and I hope that they would understand gambling as it is.