Gambling becomes dangerous when people continue to chase losses until they become severely addicted, leading to financial ruin and ultimately depression and mental illness.
It's just that when things like depression kick in, it's a very delicate thing for a person. The most delicate cases are those because the person usually can't find a solution, Some commit suicide and believe that's how they'll fix it, I think that when there are very Strong symptoms, help should be immediate You shouldn't think about what to do, but rather act quickly. A life could be saved.
Many people have committed suicide due to gambling depression, not because they feel pressured by gambling, but because they can't control themselves due to excessive losses.
Perhaps suicide will help them overcome the depression or debt they experience, as people who gamble to the point of suicide often gamble with other people's money.
These individuals are usually quiet and don't share much with others, making it difficult to get help.
After he drops in a whirlpool of debts and the feeling of shame, especially when he lose all hopes to pay debts or recover what lost, he may see suicide his only option to get rid of this condition. This moment of depression is the result of a deep psychologic trouble which push the person to an edge of depression thinking that there is no other solution to his condition. This is why it is important to deal with gambling addiction as a public health case that requires early interventions, psychological support, and rising awareness about its dangers.