Only if that gambler is desperate on taking back his losses. But someone who's still aware of the market situation won't allow himself to do it. The discipline might be gone but when he's eager to have that investment he's holding, the price will make him remember to have a limitation.
But in some circumstances, you're right that a heavy gambler won't think about the price of bitcoin when he's too emotional.
In my part which my gambling funds is totally different from my investment which it is already that allocated but not really that too much yet we know that gambling could really cause too much losses.
Some might be that mindful about market movement and would really be that keen on using some of their coins but since mostly been using btc then we do cherish it much when it comes to its value.
I could say that it wont really be giving much impact since gamblers are prepared on what they would potentially lost whenever they do touch up gambling space.
For those like you, you won't feel the impact of it if you've decided to use those bitcoins that should be for holding. Emotions will push you to use it despite that you don't really have to but because of the situation, you're in that many losses.
You only have a few things wanting to do and that's to spend you have left on your holdings because there's no other fund you shall be getting it for you to continue and try to take back your losses.
When you are that impulsive then your investment or something been saved will really be in great risk or trouble on being spent which it would really be a good indication that you should stop gambling.
before its too late but if you do know that you are really having that good control of yourself when it comes to fund handling then i dont really see any problems with that.
Investment is totally separated on the thing you've been dealing with gambling which those funds shouldnt really be spent on the first place if you are really that too emotional.
Dont play if you do easily snip up those investments whenever you are in a loss.