Topic: Gambling advertising monitored closely - page 5. (Read 1709 times)
Advertising gambling projects in some countries is highly prohibited and therefore gambling companies is such countries should regulate their gambling awareness to the public because the country government might decide to use their power to close down such gambling companies.
The more this thread goes the more I think and the more I start to think television advertising and youtube advertising should be banned. I don't think it's something people need to be encouraged to do. If people want to gamble I have no issues and if they want to sign up for a daily list of promotions etc I couldn't argue with that.
The thing is that it is inevitable.
Despite that these platforms, social medias or casinos/gambling sites aim these advertisements to adults or those at the right age, they will never stop the ypoung people to see them. The internet and websites can't filter its users, these youngsters might want to watch animes in a site, they would obviously see ads about penis enlargement pills.
Advertising, in general, should be closely monitored as it is being broadcasted in all platforms where every age group can see. If a business advertises something which involves immoral things or scenes that can influence a child to be curious about gambling, smoking, etc. then it must be struck down.
The problem with our day and age is that technology is everywhere and we cannot prevent these people from engaging into these stuff. But, that does not mean that advertising should be loosely monitored. Despite its availability, monitoring advertisements should always be strictly monitored.
This is a typical example of an over reaction from some "Karin" (moaner) out there, because even some Adult people like stuffed animals. Just look at movies like "The Happytime murders" for instance, where puppets are used. 
There are a lot of video games that would encourage gambling a lot more than what puppets in a advertisement would do. Take the coin machines and the games in arcades where you catch the content with the claw for instance, it is way more addictive than any puppet advert.
There are a lot of video games that would encourage gambling a lot more than what puppets in a advertisement would do. Take the coin machines and the games in arcades where you catch the content with the claw for instance, it is way more addictive than any puppet advert.
The more this thread goes the more I think and the more I start to think television advertising and youtube advertising should be banned. I don't think it's something people need to be encouraged to do. If people want to gamble I have no issues and if they want to sign up for a daily list of promotions etc I couldn't argue with that.
The thing is that it is inevitable.
Despite that these platforms, social medias or casinos/gambling sites aim these advertisements to adults or those at the right age, they will never stop the ypoung people to see them. The internet and websites can't filter its users, these youngsters might want to watch animes in a site, they would obviously see ads about penis enlargement pills.
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Undoubtedly, the development of the child to become socially significant and active, communicative is very important! But this is not a child's occupation to hunt. In my country it is not accepted to take children to hunting, of course this is not a constant, but usually they do not do so because hunting is cruelty. And I do not think that a good parent wants to raise their child to become violentEvery parent wants to raise their child with a good, and I am sure they will teach their child goodness. The parents always take care of their child, but as we know that when they go out with their friends, that can be a moment for them to feel free.
But suppose the gambling casino really uses animals or other material to attract young people. In that case, the casino needs to be investigated by the regulator to know the reason to do that. If the casino has been proven for that reason, the regulator can close their business, and the owner can go to jail because they are trying to attract young people to gamble. That will need supports from many sides.
The more this thread goes the more I think and the more I start to think television advertising and youtube advertising should be banned. I don't think it's something people need to be encouraged to do. If people want to gamble I have no issues and if they want to sign up for a daily list of promotions etc I couldn't argue with that.
Its only in China I hear they verify people online quite often. Otherwise its quite an open standard whether there's age restriction or not and of course there is various ways to bypass most of the conventential measures. You could argue the more complicated it gets the more likely you are dealing with older children and teenagers at that point so it does serve some purpose in the attempts to restrict.
I blame the marketing agency of that platform for that blunder. It could have been easily prevented had they tried to not make it appeal ‘cute’ and just get straight with what they can offer. There are always certain images and figures to which the youngsters will find appealing and will try, and it’s actually a fair ruling considering that children are exposed to gambling whether they like it or not due to these ‘subtleties’ being shown on some of the ads. Perhaps stick to the generalized image of gambling and make a play on what elements would they include in their ads.
Actually gambling sites want such players because they benefit a lot from underage and addicted players and they always have the option to ask identity proofs once the player is able to win big so casinos would never want to stop such advertising and would want as many players as they can get. The advertising agency needs to ensure that they are not promoting something which may lead to illegal involvement so I blame it on them too.I am not blaming stake.com at all but I was watching a stream of Dktruman and there I see the lucrative offer of $7 free if you join through him and I am not sure but a lot of kids might get lured into such offers so I don't know how to put it, but indeed advertising in some places might bring underage gamblers to the platform.
I just couldn't help but think about the risks that the child or kid may hit a bottom once an ads pop on their social media feeds. I just couldn't think precisely what should we suggest to be able to blocked those advertisements once a gadget user was a child or minor. This could be a great factor that the government should be bare in mind but the most factor was the guidance of the parents should always be there a 100%. It is true that there is no actual barrier.
Social media too have certain terms and policies for advertising ads so they can advert different kind of ads for the targeted audience. Well no one is giving their accurate age even some apps don't let the minor to register so they simply choose random year then register this becomes the root cause for such adult content ads to a minor. 
I don't think it's fair to draw children's attention to gambling with such advertising, there should be some restrictions. No one advertises to children about hunting animals or birds, and this, too, is quite a gambling hobby...
But in real life, some kids hunting animals or birds, and they count how many of the animals or birds that they can catch, and the kids who can get more than the other is a winner, so they can do anything for their friends. Perhaps, that is not a gamble in real situations, but I think that still gamble because they will try to get as many as possible to get a reward at the end of the hunt. It is not easy to tell children's not to try to gamble because when they have many friends out there, and they can social better, the chance for them to gamble will be there, and the parents must concern about how to take care of their children.
Advertisements are actually made to trap the people to use their service so those gambling sites gone bit extreme and tried to attract the underage people.Well a reputed gambling site can easily defend even if there is a lawsuit made against them with their money power so governments should bring strict regulations for advertisements as well if they really don't want such kind of ads which attract kids.
The Case here is that the target players ,it doesn't care if they lure all the gamblers in the world but the thing is there are Kids that being attracted over internet and they are the Most concern here .Maybe regulations is one best need here.
I just couldn't help but think about the risks that the child or kid may hit a bottom once an ads pop on their social media feeds. I just couldn't think precisely what should we suggest to be able to blocked those advertisements once a gadget user was a child or minor. This could be a great factor that the government should be bare in mind but the most factor was the guidance of the parents should always be there a 100%. It is true that there is no actual barrier.
That is so true.
It is also great that they've quickly found this advertisement too on Facebook and quickly remove it for the safety of those underage people that might've seen it. Young people in this era are very resourceful so it is true that when it comes to things they needed, they could just look it up the internet but that could lead them to these kinds of advertisements.
It is also great that they've quickly found this advertisement too on Facebook and quickly remove it for the safety of those underage people that might've seen it. Young people in this era are very resourceful so it is true that when it comes to things they needed, they could just look it up the internet but that could lead them to these kinds of advertisements.
There is no one to blame here though since we can't just stop these sites from accepting these payments in these platforms or applications. I just hope some ISPs and some parents could filter some sites so that some of these underage people won't be able to see advertisements with adult content. That is one of the dangers of the internet to these young people.
Advertisements are actually made to trap the people to use their service so those gambling sites gone bit extreme and tried to attract the underage people.Well a reputed gambling site can easily defend even if there is a lawsuit made against them with their money power so governments should bring strict regulations for advertisements as well if they really don't want such kind of ads which attract kids.
But what if they are not actually aiming for these underage people.
I think that's what happened. I think they are not actually aiming for these children to see the advertisement. In fact, if you will be reading the articles posted by the OP, it said that
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The paid-for Facebook post was on a page only adult users can view.
meaning they are not actually aiming for them. If we will be talking about regulations, that would be hard since we are talking about Facebook here putting that ad on adult's ads but still viewed by these teenagers.
Maybe they were not, but a stuffed animals is automatically attractive to underage people, mostly to children who's age are 5-10 years old. Also there's nothing impossible to youngsters these days, they can even watch anything on YouTube, even in google, they are technically smart when it comes to technology since they were born in this Era. So the greatest precaution that could be done is to banned that kind of advertisement to prevent any kids getting into gambling at a very young age.
That is so true.
It is also great that they've quickly found this advertisement too on Facebook and quickly remove it for the safety of those underage people that might've seen it. Young people in this era are very resourceful so it is true that when it comes to things they needed, they could just look it up the internet but that could lead them to these kinds of advertisements.
Advertisements are actually made to trap the people to use their service so those gambling sites gone bit extreme and tried to attract the underage people.Well a reputed gambling site can easily defend even if there is a lawsuit made against them with their money power so governments should bring strict regulations for advertisements as well if they really don't want such kind of ads which attract kids.
But what if they are not actually aiming for these underage people.
I think that's what happened. I think they are not actually aiming for these children to see the advertisement. In fact, if you will be reading the articles posted by the OP, it said that
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The paid-for Facebook post was on a page only adult users can view.
meaning they are not actually aiming for them. If we will be talking about regulations, that would be hard since we are talking about Facebook here putting that ad on adult's ads but still viewed by these teenagers.
Maybe they were not, but a stuffed animals is automatically attractive to underage people, mostly to children who's age are 5-10 years old. Also there's nothing impossible to youngsters these days, they can even watch anything on YouTube, even in google, they are technically smart when it comes to technology since they were born in this Era. So the greatest precaution that could be done is to banned that kind of advertisement to prevent any kids getting into gambling at a very young age.
I don't think it's fair to draw children's attention to gambling with such advertising, there should be some restrictions. No one advertises to children about hunting animals or birds, and this, too, is quite a gambling hobby...
But in real life, some kids hunting animals or birds, and they count how many of the animals or birds that they can catch, and the kids who can get more than the other is a winner, so they can do anything for their friends. Perhaps, that is not a gamble in real situations, but I think that still gamble because they will try to get as many as possible to get a reward at the end of the hunt. It is not easy to tell children's not to try to gamble because when they have many friends out there, and they can social better, the chance for them to gamble will be there, and the parents must concern about how to take care of their children.
I don't think it's fair to draw children's attention to gambling with such advertising, there should be some restrictions. No one advertises to children about hunting animals or birds, and this, too, is quite a gambling hobby...
Obviously they are targeting, and the authorities are quick to take action, if they continue to do this they can be charge with corrupting the minor, these gambling companies are profit oriented they are already making huge profits from adult gamblers and they want to extend this to young people who will think that they are welcome to gamble on the gambling sites because of those advertising materials.
But children are already playing immoral games like violent and sexual video games. Why they shouldn't be allowed to gamble with worthless digital currencies like Testnet BTCitcoins for example? (Some platforms allow to play with those worthless coins like Bitmex for example)
Obviously they are targeting, and the authorities are quick to take action, if they continue to do this they can be charge with corrupting the minor, these gambling companies are profit oriented they are already making huge profits from adult gamblers and they want to extend this to young people who will think that they are welcome to gamble on the gambling sites because of those advertising materials.
But children are already playing immoral games like violent and sexual video games. Why they shouldn't be allowed to gamble with worthless digital currencies like testnet BTCitcoins for example?No matter which way, these youngsters are really exposed into those things that we are facing up on this moment due to hi-tech progression over the years.
As a parent, no matter how strict you are, these kids will really be exposed into things which arent supposed to be experience nor see by them.
If the state do allow these kind of advertisements then as a parent then you should really be aware and you can able to avoid them in this circumstances.
Obviously they are targeting, and the authorities are quick to take action, if they continue to do this they can be charge with corrupting the minor, these gambling companies are profit oriented they are already making huge profits from adult gamblers and they want to extend this to young people who will think that they are welcome to gamble on the gambling sites because of those advertising materials.
But children are already playing immoral games like violent and sexual video games. Why they shouldn't be allowed to gamble with worthless digital currencies like Testnet BTCitcoins for example? (Some platforms allow to play with those worthless coins like Bitmex for example) 
Creating a gambling advertisement using a stuffed animal can have many meanings. But from my point of view, they are indirectly targeting people who are under 18 years of age. All types of businesses have a goal of making a profit, right, even many businesses do not care how, good or not as long as it makes a profit, why not? Need some evidence to corroborate my statement, but logically it all makes sense, right?
Obviously they are targeting, and the authorities are quick to take action, if they continue to do this they can be charge with corrupting the minor, these gambling companies are profit oriented they are already making huge profits from adult gamblers and they want to extend this to young people who will think that they are welcome to gamble on the gambling sites because of those advertising materials.
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