What's striking the most of what Colby Cotrone said was that kids are unaware of what they are doing. Could it be that even the grown-up man may also not be aware of what he is doing as over time a gambler may be consumed by how much he enjoyed the thrills of gambling?
They think they are doing something as simple as rooting for thier favorite players but it's turned more into making money than the game and having fun as a fan. - Colby Cotrone
And would you agree with him in implementing gambling prevention education in schools?
Yes, I agree with this one point. Most of us don't really realize or even care what they are doing with their gambling. What I mean is not related to victory, or even an adult man really wanting to win. These things are normal, so what most people don't realize is the importance of responsibility, understanding about gambling itself, plus making betting the main motive for fun. but with conditions, responsibility and having limits that we can afford are the main things. thus, a person at least knows what he is doing with gambling.
Well, if we talk about the sensation of enjoying gambling, isn't that part of what we want? and therefore too, we bet. Unfortunately, if it is not balanced with understanding, knowledge, responsibility, and the way we express gambling for us, someone can become lulled without them realizing what they are actually doing. to quote point, so what do we actually do ? Isn't that why we bet, apart from supporting our favorite team, getting money for winning is a bonus. if there is nothing to motivate on this basis, one is unlikely to bet. they will just watch a fight and enjoy it without involving betting.
Lastly, the opposite question is whether it is effective to implement gambling prevention education in schools. I don't think so, that's why until now this idea has not been included in studies in every school throughout the world. On the contrary, the role of the family and sharing what is appropriate for children to know and what they are not yet allowed to do, is the most important part that parents apply to their children.