If there really is a gambling site that dares to do that, it means that they are not worried that their gambling site will be empty of visitors, but whatever it is, we have to appreciate the gambling site owner for providing free services to help reduce someone's gambling addiction. I know that is a good step to prevent anyone from doing so. addicted to gambling so that you can play responsibly and can also manage risks well and not play recklessly.
Rarely do I find gambling sites that are willing to support or even provide services to their users so they don't get addicted and help to cure gambling addiction with that service. but even though it looks like it was forced from what you said, it is true that they did it because of government demands and to be able to operate freely, I don't think there is any other way but to support and provide that service.
Or is this also some kind of new style of marketing? It could be that this could attract more people's interest in playing gambling, because they feel safe that if something happens to them, they can also use this service. And make gambling sites more responsible, in other words. Of course, this does not mean that it will have an impact on reducing visitors and site income. In fact, it can provide positive feedback for gambling sites in the future.
I don't think that the main purpose of casinos doing this is to increase revenue, because obviously the services they provide are to reduce the level of addiction which means that with the reduced interest of gamblers to gamble then obviously in terms of casino revenue will also definitely decrease, but what is more certain is that I think this is a new marketing style to increase the popularity of the casino itself to be more trusted in the eyes of the public.