I sometimes wonder why many gamblers always go over the board to gamble a lot excessively above their budgets and this have affected a lot of players leading them into uncontrollable losses at some point and this really needs to be looked at and checked on because we have seen one of two cases of massive loses resulting from the uncontrolled staking spree. Last time we read about a gambler who lost a whopping 1.04 million dollars on a bet.
If the said gambler had used the limit spending mechanism I am sure he could have had controlled spending and that limit could have stopped him from taking such a huge amount in just 1 bet.
Many factors can make gamblers get out of control, such as always thinking that victory will soon be obtained so that they discourage the intention to stop or like gamblers who lose millions of dollars in sports betting at very low odds because they think that low odds will provide certainty of victory but it turns out it's not always true because there are other factors that we can't predict and those are the factors that ultimately make us lose.
But judging that the gambler becomes uncontrollable because looking at the amount of money he uses is not entirely correct because the gambler will definitely bet according to the money he has, the gambler must have assets that are also worth greater than the money he uses to bet unless he is in debt which is the stupidest thing to do