I didn't know that there can be gambling advertisements in your local TV Channel. I think it promotes the wrong things and maybe the kids who are watching would be influenced by it. That's not a good thing, especially for the parents. That's not allowed in my country, or just even in public. If people saw other people playing cards, they would easily think they are gambling. I think it's just that people are judgmental in a way.
Maybe the government wants to influence them and give more power to gambling rather than infrastructure projects and other stuff. They are probably prioritizing it, including the media and radio channels.
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When I watch a soccer game in the internet through British television because I like their commentary of the game before the game begins, during half time break and after the game ends I see a lot of ads and the majority of them are for gambling websites where the lead is from Betfair website.
Probably in England betting is a way of life compared to other countries.
Probably in England betting is a way of life compared to other countries.
I would not agree with your statement that in England betting is way of life when compared to other countries, in fact it has become very popular in the whole world (where it is allowed) for a simple reason - it is very profitable for the one who owns it. Only online gambling market is worth today around 50$ billion, and by 2020 an increase is anticipated to 60$ billion, and this is only online - total market is much bigger.
This is an industry that is growing at incredible speed, and by some statistic leading countries or areas of the world are USA and Asia-Pacific region.
The Size and Increase of the Global Sports Betting Market
There's just one major casino near me, and though I don't watch much television anymore, it doesn't seem like gambling is growing too quickly in my municipality, nor much in the US as a whole in the news. Online gambling's definitely growing, although this recent crypto bear market has lessened some of this growth. Just seems to me that more and more people are trying to avoid KYC and various other means of verification through gambling online with casinos that accept cryptocurrency though.
It seems that your government did not make any regulation against gambling so it can spread anywhere at your place.
The story is different is you're stay at my country where you will got caught by police if you're operating gambling website let say on your house.
If you worried about your environement that able be cause by gambling, you can make petition for your government so they can notice before it's too late
The story is different is you're stay at my country where you will got caught by police if you're operating gambling website let say on your house.
If you worried about your environement that able be cause by gambling, you can make petition for your government so they can notice before it's too late
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets.
Although gambling industry is no doubt really active here, there is no such thing as more exposures on commercials, ads or even on billboards. Gambling is regulated in our country and no need for such advertisements due to the fact that the society is used to it. Even those unregulated ones are active here.
Maybe there is something going on there lol.
There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
If the casino is legally operated, there should be a restrictions like age limit etc. Most physical casinos (in your case a sports bettings one) does have KYC's or for just a passerby, there will be show ID proof or something along those lines etc. so for those youth to breached the restriction, they have to face a quiet hassle method. Take note also of the deposit options so I think it can't attract youths.
people dont go into gambling because of the money or gain or wins, they go into it because of the addiction. Gamblers always have a terrible hope even when losing, they are always looking for the last trial probably it will be their time to win. percentage of winning in gambling is always low, which they keep like that and thats where some people earn. they earn in the high percentage of gambling loss. Gambling is increasing from country to country and younger men are joining the queue daily.
Most people started gambling because they want money,once they are gambling daily or short term period then they are getting addicted to it.Once the people understand gambling is not profitable in long term then they won't get into it but who is going to do that when governments looking for the revenue from the gambling places.
people dont go into gambling because of the money or gain or wins, they go into it because of the addiction. Gamblers always have a terrible hope even when losing, they are always looking for the last trial probably it will be their time to win. percentage of winning in gambling is always low, which they keep like that and thats where some people earn. they earn in the high percentage of gambling loss. Gambling is increasing from country to country and younger men are joining the queue daily.
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets. There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
If that happens to my country, it will be immediately dealt with by the security forces, I don't know where your country is but with this incident it will definitely damage morale many young people are still in their infancy and they cannot control their emotions well. If the place where gambling is indeed official, there is indeed a regulation to be able to visit it, but if it is illegal gambling places then it is very worrying.I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
That's why I think it's always better for people in general if such businesses as gambling and prostitution are legal and regulated. In the places where it is illegal it is still thriving in many cases only doing more harm to the state and to the individuals in particular. People under age of 18 shouldn't be allowed to gamble, but no one cares if it's illegal anyway.
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets. There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
If that happens to my country, it will be immediately dealt with by the security forces, I don't know where your country is but with this incident it will definitely damage morale many young people are still in their infancy and they cannot control their emotions well. If the place where gambling is indeed official, there is indeed a regulation to be able to visit it, but if it is illegal gambling places then it is very worrying. I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
When I watch a soccer game in the internet through British television because I like their commentary of the game before the game begins, during half time break and after the game ends I see a lot of ads and the majority of them are for gambling websites where the lead is from Betfair website.
Probably in England betting is a way of life compared to other countries.
Probably in England betting is a way of life compared to other countries.
A fact that we all want to have fun in life so that's why we play gambling so that's really non-stop even we lose still there's a lot of good option before we take risk like we can use bet a little money so that's affordable or we try to have knowledge and for fun only then a bad things is you can turn addict by gambling so better to always think and control yourself
Yes, it is why we need to take care of our money when we are playing gambling and don't let the gambling ruin our lives and take all our money. But I realize that controlling ourselves will be the most important in gambling because this is what we need to do if we don't want to lose the money. But I think it is better to search another thing to get fun than playing gambling because the risk of gambling can make us addicted and the younger people should know and aware of this.
A fact that we all want to have fun in life so that's why we play gambling so that's really non-stop even we lose still there's a lot of good option before we take risk like we can use bet a little money so that's affordable or we try to have knowledge and for fun only then a bad things is you can turn addict by gambling so better to always think and control yourself
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets. There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
Common reason for this thing to happened.I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
1. Government isnt strict when it comes to gambling businesses.
2. Gambling operators do extent out their business yet we know gambling industry is indeed profitable.
It appears not to be a simple coincidence but these things can happen without your notice gradually.
Gambling in lower end classes is possible now because there are gambling games that are much less costly in casinos. They could easily choose a place where authorities can't see them and then gamble with cards, animals, sports and etc.
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets. There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
Common reason for this thing to happened.I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
1. Government isnt strict when it comes to gambling businesses.
2. Gambling operators do extent out their business yet we know gambling industry is indeed profitable.
It appears not to be a simple coincidence but these things can happen without your notice gradually.
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets. There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
I would never blame the casinos if there will be gambling addiction epidemic among the youth. Addiction, no matter what people are addicted to something then it is their own fault. Even if there is 1 casino in every 10 meters on your area, but if the youth are able to control themselves to stay away from it then there will be no addiction at all. One other thing to avoid addiction is that there should be strict rules from the government on who are allowed to gamble. In this case, obviously youth should not be allowed to go to casinos no matter the reason is.
Gambling is growing all around the world, it is not just for one country. The reason for such interest increase in gambling is the economy. Right now, we are living in a world where rich control the rest, which means if you are working and living pay check to pay check you are basically a working poor.
The moment you get fired or even quit your job without finding another one you are going to have a hard time. Which means people are gambling for one reason, to get rich quick and have millions of dollars right away so they won't have to care about the implications of paychecks. Not that people just wants to be rich and not work anymore (which is still a viable goal) but also living under the risk of becoming poor is a big stress so gambling gives them a chance to get rid of the dooming stress of becoming poor.
The moment you get fired or even quit your job without finding another one you are going to have a hard time. Which means people are gambling for one reason, to get rich quick and have millions of dollars right away so they won't have to care about the implications of paychecks. Not that people just wants to be rich and not work anymore (which is still a viable goal) but also living under the risk of becoming poor is a big stress so gambling gives them a chance to get rid of the dooming stress of becoming poor.
Is this an isolated phenomenon or it's just where im from? I see more and more gambling commercials, tv ads, and I see more and more gambling spots all over the streets. There were casinos before but im talking about places where people take bets usually on soccer and other sports, not a classic casino with the usual casino stuff. I see they are located near high schools too. This could cause a gambling addiction epidemic among the youth, which has a hard time making money these days and feel desperate and end up gambling whatever little they make.
I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
I think government should take care of this if they don't want to spoil the next generation people,but in my country gambling is not much easier to go,only the people with huge money can be able to enter into the casinos that is why people choose to online casinos and they are going fine with it for now. I claim this cannot be a simple coincidence. The rich have always gambled, but lower end classes weren't gambling that much in the past as far as I know. There weren't definitely as many gambling spots all over the place before.
Some 10-15 years ago sports betting was extremely popular in my country (EU), and literally at each corner you could found at least one betting shop. With time it changed in the way that a large majority of betting is now switched online, and betting shops are becoming less common + almost every coffee shop has a sports betting machine. This is problem, because it is easy for juveniles to play - no one controls sports betting machine, they take money from 7 years old as well as from 77 year old player.
Gambling and betting are always on the rise in the times of economic crises, people seeking a way out of financial problems in the wrong places. It is good time for those who play on that card, the players always lose more than they get back. I only profit from sports betting back in the days when I play, high stakes and just 2-3 events on ticket was my strategy.
Gambling and betting are always on the rise in the times of economic crises, people seeking a way out of financial problems in the wrong places. It is good time for those who play on that card, the players always lose more than they get back. I only profit from sports betting back in the days when I play, high stakes and just 2-3 events on ticket was my strategy.
I have noticed the growth of gambling in my country too and you know what's interesting? It's mostly just one website that is getting big here. Probably because Bitcoin is getting put everywhere here and this site is based around it too.We even have a little community group for local players who visit vegascasino. I met a bunch of nice people with similar hobbies 
Bitcoin has made gambling very easy and due to this many online casino are coming each day with a lot of new offers and discounts. This all will cause more people to attract towards the gambling. Gambling is one of the biggest industries in most of the places of the world.
Younger generations should not try to gamble because if they do, for sure they will become addict. The younger generations don’t know yet how to control their emotion. I see that in your place, the law is very weak or its just that the government don’t care at all.
Let’s just accept that this generation is different from the old times and everything is easy to be done for them, i just hope for more political will to protect its people and not just to protect their own interest. Gambling is not good for me, we should not tolerate those people behind those illegal gambling sites.
Let’s just accept that this generation is different from the old times and everything is easy to be done for them, i just hope for more political will to protect its people and not just to protect their own interest. Gambling is not good for me, we should not tolerate those people behind those illegal gambling sites.
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