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July 06, 2020, 02:12:01 PM
#14
I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.
As a parent its always unexpected to discover their kids on something like this and your tension is 100% valid in a situation like this. I wanna let you know that most gambling platforms who are running under licences have clear announcement on their frontend about 18+ age restrictions and most probably your son didn’t follow that properly. For now i will request you to discuss with your son politely which may help him to accept his mistake.

Just not only gambling platforms kids are also get addicted in porn sites which is quite common now. Due to that reason some countries government block porn sites on their region but no one can say that its gonna work completely. In modern world kids have knowledge about VPN and they can easily avoid all restrictions by that. In a situation like this parents have to play the key rule to keep their kids far from this kinda things. Actually anyone can get register on a casino site where authority can only get information about users age during KYC submission. In some cases kids use their parents documents to pass the KYC process and its really unstoppable IMO.  So IMO its necessary to keep an eye on kids internet browsing which may be a better solution in this kind of circumstances.                   
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 01:48:33 PM
#13
It is to you to set parental control in your kid's computer !

So just setting some DNS can do the job

However, I can advise you to better secure your network at home. There are tools and services such as https://www.opendns.com/home-internet-security/ with which you can easily secure your own WLAN so that your son will not be able to access such sites in the future:

I just have to suggest it on my response above but honestly, it won't help much in the long-run.

Even restricting sites won't help, neither on desktop or network, as surely that kid is not just the one who uses it. I mean yes, there are other technical ways to avoid that site but no need to honestly go technical with that problem. Just imagine, that 14-year old is able to understand that he is dealing in a crypto-gambling site so surely there will be a time that he will also learn ways to bypass those site restrictions (if parents set it up) as it's just one google search away to find the answer.

A serious discussion between parents and son is enough. Restricting those sites will just make the kid more curious. He is already 14 years old. Just a few years more and he will enter his age of consent.
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legendary
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July 06, 2020, 01:46:25 PM
#12
Can someone advise me where to report this casino?
That's not gonna help you. Mostly, all casino prohibited minors to play and have set it condition to their T&C.

The best thing you do:
- Go to your son, talk to him and give a fatherly advise.
- Use a third party blocking software. Follow what @Lakai01 posted (I used that software and helped me alot).
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 01:07:17 PM
#11
I can imagine how much this upsets you as the father of a 14-year-old son, but I wouldn't blame the casino. The casinos can hardly protect themselves against it, if they did, you would have to ask for KYC at registration (can of course be faked just as easily), that would deter players. Is thus for the casinos a very double-edged sword, they have legally quite simply secured themselves by explicitly excluding minors in their Terms of Services.

However, I can advise you to better secure your network at home. There are tools and services such as https://www.opendns.com/home-internet-security/ with which you can easily secure your own WLAN so that your son will not be able to access such sites in the future:



In any case, this will save you a lot of time and nerves in the future. The setup is really easy and can be done by people who don't know much about it (of course I'm not assuming that now).

legendary
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July 06, 2020, 12:35:01 PM
#10
I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

How can i report this site as It is illegal  for Kids to gamble and its illegal for casinos to accento minors.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

I'm looking for your license to report your site but I can't find it anywhere.

I'm furious., u have not shame..

Can someone advise me where to report this casino?


 It is to you to set parental control in your kid's computer !

 So just setting some DNS can do the job
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 12:15:00 PM
#9
Most anonymous casinos has no ways to check the age of their users as the only way to verify user's age is by KYC while anonymous casinos does not ask KYC.
As a parent you should be able to teach and control your son especially in his online activities.
Not only about gambling but also other things such as his social media to avoid something bad because of your son's curiousity about something new.
I do not even think that reporting the casino will solve the problem, the main problem is on your son.
So better to focus on controlling your son, tell him which one is good which one is not for his age.
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July 06, 2020, 12:06:25 PM
#8
I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

How can i report this site as It is illegal  for Kids to gamble and its illegal for casinos to accento minors.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

I'm looking for your license to report your site but I can't find it anywhere.

I'm furious., u have not shame..

Can someone advise me where to report this casino?

The thing with most casino sites is, the just ask you if you are 18 but don't actually verify it. Especially at the age of 14 boys want to rebel against the system and faking their birth date just seems kind of not so bad compared to other things possible at that age (alcohol and drugs). It would be good for you to monitor the online activity of your son to really see whats going on. Better not to rely on good corporate governance.
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 11:54:48 AM
#7
If I was in your position, I would first ask my son how did he find the site. Next, I would monitor his activities for it to not happen again.

There are lots of possibilities as to why this happened in the first place. Most of us don't even read ToS on sites and services that we frequent, or your child is just looking for games to play and stumbled upon the site on the Google searches. At that age, children are curious on a lot of things, and by that I mean a lot.

There's nothing you can do on this matter except blocking the site on your child's computer or just monitor his surfing activities. Most crypto casinos cater people regardless of their identity and most of them don't require KYC either.
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 11:38:07 AM
#6
I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

How can i report this site as It is illegal  for Kids to gamble and its illegal for casinos to accento minors.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

I'm looking for your license to report your site but I can't find it anywhere.

I'm furious., u have not shame..

Can someone advise me where to report this casino?

I understand your frustration. A 14 year old kid shouldn't be gambling in any way. However, you have to understand the limitations of online casinos. If a visitor enters his details posing as an adult, there's no way for a casino to catch that a minor is using their website. Same goes for porn sites as well. Also kyc is not mandatory in crypto related gambling websites unless a player requests for a big withdrawal.

What you can do at this moment is probably start counseling your son and try to understand why he started gambling at this young age. Understanding root cause is really needed here. Reporting a gambling website to the authorities will not solve your problem. There are 100 of such gambling websites available which can be operated without kyc. So you son can simply move to other one. So counseling is the best option that I see at this moment!
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 11:34:03 AM
#5
I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

Talk to your son. The internet is so vast and your son can discover other things much worst than that.

Reporting the site to the authorities won't also help. We are talking about a "crypto-related gambling site" here.

That's why you need to do everything to educate your child. That's part of the parent's role in the first place.
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 11:24:52 AM
#4
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First of all.

Any website, platform and other things even a game cannot handle a visitor casino under or more than 18+. Is an internet, every parent needs to monitor your kid's activity I think the best thing you can do is to set up your google account for monitoring and linked your kids a smartphone or electronic with your account to limit your kid's activity. Sometimes on game or website registration, we need to fill up the information of date birth, your kids can lie to the registration phase for passing all of them.

The casino cannot know their customer age before the customer doing verification for their account, so if the casino knows the customer age after they doing a KYC. They will be terminate your kids account but only after he did an KYC.
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 11:07:40 AM
#3
its illegal for casinos to accento minors.
Probably your son did not read the Term of Service of that site. This was clearly stated on their ToS or you might read this.

The Application is not intended for use by Minors (person defined as “Minor” under the applicable law of his/her relevant residence for the purpose of using applications of the Application’s nature or, if no such definition is applicable – person defined as “Minor” in any general applicable law, and if no such definition is applicable – a person under the age of 18). However, if you are a Minor, you represent that you are 13 years old or older and your legal guardian has reviewed and agrees to these Terms. Otherwise, please avoid any use of the Application.

Anyone can access online gambling casino and most of them didn't require KYC upon using the site unless if you don't have a huge amount that exists to the limit that should pass KYC.

Anyway, who gives you an idea that you brought that concern here?
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Spear the bees
July 06, 2020, 10:38:44 AM
#2
This is the wrong section. Move this to Gambling by using the button in the bottom-left.
Your kid was gambling on the site? Seems like something you need to discuss with him, first.

There are a lot of casinos that don't require KYC until you withdraw. In fact, if you want an example of a fiat casino that does exactly that, take a look at Mr. Green.
One problem with the internet is that almost anyone can access these sites... if you want to report it due to it being unregulated in the UK, you could try, but the odds of anything actually happening are probably very slim.
newbie
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July 06, 2020, 10:27:41 AM
#1
I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

How can i report this site as It is illegal  for Kids to gamble and its illegal for casinos to accento minors.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

I'm looking for your license to report your site but I can't find it anywhere.

I'm furious., u have not shame..

Can someone advise me where to report this casino?
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