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I watched a lot of interviews with players who smilingly talked about how they lost for months, losing almost everything in their lives. Starting from the apartment and ending with the trust of loved ones - which I consider in each case the most expensive loss. So, these people then got a very big win, and often it was so big that it would be possible to return all the material goods sold. But these ludomaniacs did not fix this profit. And they played on and lost.
That shows that these people deserved the most expensive loss which is the losing of the house and beloved ones as nothing replaces them.The fact that even with that huge win that could replace the loss these guys continue to play showing that they care about nothing except gambling means that they deserve such huge loss.If they were good persons they would immediately fix their errors with this big,huge win rather than to lose it all again for a second time.
And in the piggy bank of such stories, you can also add a recent story that the father of two children, one of whom was 2 years old, left for five hours to play at the casino.
This is the act of an incredibly irresponsible man who has already completely lost his face as a strong personality. He betrayed the most precious thing - the trust of his children, and didn't matter even if he got a huge win. The cost of such an absence could be very high.