but the legislator has no right to pass laws prohibiting these practices because they simply fall under the issue of personal status.
Legislators have the right to pass laws prohibiting gambling.
That's their role in the first place, to pass laws.
However, the final say will be on the President or the Head of the State.
Let us first agree that gambling is a personal freedom that should not be prohibited for any reason within a legal framework, even if it is harmful in one way or another.
We can't take that statement of yours in a country where gambling is totally banned.
But there are two important points if the ban takes place, and they are firstly about preventing children from entering this field, which is an early age to enter into such a situation, and secondly, it is to reduce cases of addiction that lead to the death of individuals, just as it happens with legislation that prevents drug consumption and their trafficking.
When gambling is totally banned in the country, I doubt more children will be open to doing it.
There will be worries and mostly will be afraid to do such activities as gambling is now the same with other illegal activities.