It was indeed a difficult situation to accept but that was what happened. I'm curious about how much money is used to bet. If the money was small, I don't think he would be so disappointed and would have just let it go because cases like this might happen to other people. But when he's using big money, I think he must be disappointed but he should have foreseen everything before he placed that bet so that if anything were to happen, he could take the risk.
Every gambler will definitely have a feeling of disappointment when they lose money because they lose a bet even if it's only a small amount. If indeed there are gamblers who are not disappointed, they must be big or rich gamblers who have more and more money to bet so they are used to it and are not afraid of losing money they.
It seems that no gambler can predict anything exactly about the match he is betting on so when something happens they can take risks because all types of gambling and betting obviously have their own risks.
If a gambler has predicted everything, it will rarely be a gambler who loses a bet because in every bet there must be such a thing as manipulation, so even predictions are useless.
Well, gambling/betting is called gambling/betting because it's just you (as the gambler/bettor) predicting an outcome of a match or game that is either currently in play or to be played in the future, this is very easy to understand when we take crypto trading as an example.
A trader is said to be gambling/betting when he or she is just dabbling/trading the market without clear knowledge of plan of what he or she is doing.
The difference here is that, in actual gambling/betting, we know what we are doing and know the risk involved, but in trading, the trader might probably think he or she is trading, where as in clear sense, he or she is actually gambling/betting without knowing.