I don't know for people but I know very well that someone supposed to have a payable job before the person have to join betting in the gambling, so I know that anyone who receiving salary is liable to stake in gambling, but using age as a barrier is not good because somebody can be at age of 25 years but it doesn't have no work or job but is a gambler it will make the person to be addicted in gambling because all its hope will be in gambling, why another person who have a job will not depend on gambling, we are suppose to be looking at the job not the age before you can be allow to gamble
2 different things but if associated will be very closely related, so it would be better if the age has reached the minimum limit and already has an income.
Well in this case the age limit is based on most young people are still students and when they are at that age then it will greatly interfere with their growth and development process if they are familiar with gambling.
What you said is also true, even though someone has reached the age of maturity to do everything including gambling, it does not mean that they have an income, or they have an income but to fulfill their needs have not been fully resolved. I am of the mindset that one should have an income or at least be able to make ends meet before entering into gambling.
There are some students who are diligent and have started businesses to increase their pocket money, but most of them still ask their parents.
That's a very convincing case you made. Gambling, like many other risky pursuits, requires maturity and financial security. It's evident that you think people shouldn't risk unless they've demonstrated their financial security, and that's a reasonable viewpoint to have
On the other hand, I think it's important to stress the need of teaching people how to gamble responsibly. Learning how to manage money and recognize the hazards of gambling are essential life skills. Everyone, regardless of age, employment status, or education level, will be able to make better decisions as a result
Student gambling is a serious concern, but it may also be a symptom of a broader societal crisis. Students aren't the only ones who could benefit from better financial education