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I don't agree with that, it is never a solution to close down the source instead of teaching people how to use it properly. Almost every single thing in the world can be used in both positive and negative ways, but we can't just throw everything away or stop creating things because they can also be used for negative things. A knife might be used to stab someone but that doesn't make a knife something bad and we can't stop manufacturing knives just because of that, can we?

So, it's not the platforms or the casinos that ask people to get addicted, they provide their services and it's up to the people whether they use them excessively or have some control when gambling. They won't close down their businesses just because some impatient people are getting addicted to gambling.

it will not reduce the level of addiction to gambling if so, because indirectly this actually provides/opens up more gambling
to reduce online gambling actually by closing platform sites is better than carrying out such parades,

We, as guardians, mentors, parents, and older siblings, owe it to the young minds to guide them judiciously. Children are curious; they explore, they learn, they mimic, and indeed, they master technology sometimes even better than us, dont they?

Here’s a dilemma, though: Is it ethical to limit their exposure and potentially stifle their tech-savvy capabilities? As a healthy gambling expert, I’ve seen how initial innocent encounters can lead to harmful habits. The issue isnt merely about them possibly stumbling upon a casino game; its about them getting entangled in a web of potentially destructive digital environments.

We need to nurture their curiosity, yes, but also safeguard them. Perhaps, its time for all of us to ponder upon ways in which we can supervise without suffocating, guide without governing, and protect without prohibiting

There are very few parents like you who care for their children. Most of the parents are so busy in their day to day like that they can't give proper time to their kids, and give smartphones in the hands of the children so they can get entertained. I have seen people who give 5 years old kids smartphones and install applications like TikTok so that the children can enjoy Tiktok. That's the worst thing a parent can do their children but that's a fact which we can't ignore.

You have taken a really great step by disabling YouTube and installed YouTube for kids in that smartphone. I believe that YouTube for kids is still a safer option then YouTube reels. The reel creators sometimes make adult content which isn't good for children and unfortunately if they see such content then their mind will be diverted a lot. There's a saying in our culture that  "Childhood memories can never be erased," and whatever a children learns in their childhood days will always remain with them.

So in the end, gambling addiction can only be resolved if you have lost everything? because what I noticed is that it is very difficult to find a solution to stop gambling when they find people close to them saying they have just made a profit from gambling. The environment also has a big influence on the difficulty of gambling. Maybe so far apart from having to experience losing everything, other options have other activities that mean they don't have time to play at the casino in their free time. I once interviewed people who managed to get out of the circle of gambling addiction. 5 out of 10 people had the same fate, namely losing everything and at one point their way of life had to be changed. Meanwhile, the rest have busy lives which eventually change their paradigm towards gambling little by little.

If i should bet, i did bet that there have been a better parade that makes or made more sense than this, but did not deter or stop people who saw it from gambling, so i do not expect this which you shared to stop people from gambling either, and it cant also reduce gambling addiction if it can not stop people from gambling.

One thing we can or should understand is that, gambling is like smoking, people have smoked to the extent that the government have to boldly write in the cigarette's packet that smokers are liable to die young, yet this bold words on the cigar packet have not stopped people from smoking, and neither have it reduced the number of people who smokes on our streets.

So it is also the same in gambling, we can advertise or advice all we want against gambling, those who will gamble will still gamble, and those who will get addicted due to lack of control over gambling will still do so regardless.

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

That's why I often advise my brother to teach their children carefully. Yes, today's children are different because they can easily surf the internet by looking at their parents using a smartphone. They easily borrow their parents' smartphones and then use them.

For other things, they tend to master them quickly just from watching videos on YouTube. That is why children now need to be paid more attention. I worry about if they accidentally watch a video about slot games and visit a casino. That will make them return, but hopefully, that doesn't happen to the young people.

But it's better for them to be supervised when using their smartphones so they don't see things that aren't appropriate for them.

The youngsters will benefit in the future from your continued guidance and reminders. Children today are different; they can explore areas that we are unaware of; they have notions about areas that we believe they are still learning about but are actually already familiar with.

It's similar to how I taught my son to count from 1 to 10. I didn't teach him to count from 1 to 20, but I was startled to find out that he already knew how to count from 11 to 20. He already knows the number, even if I only point to it. YouTube is excellent for youngsters because of this. And if we have the time, we can teach or help them comprehend how to play the slots.

If we are just talking about decreasing gambling activity then he has point on his suggestion to decrease gambling activity through closing online casino since it’s the reason why casino is accessible even with people that is not really into gambling but become interested because they can play it anytime.

You have taken a really great step by disabling YouTube and installed YouTube for kids in that smartphone.

For children it is their parent responsibility to make them aware of what is good and bad,the harming websites and also their duty to configure all the devices at home that can access the Internet to restrict them through different software and hardware means (routers access lists to discard gambling sites) and as such to protect their children as much as they can.

My daughter which is only 3.5 years old started watching Youtube reels through my wife phone and I immediately disabled Youtube and installed Youtube for kids as I didn't like what she was watching through the reels.

So yes prevention is better than cure but a lot needs to be done from everyone of us to give the newer generations a safer environment.

how can you think like this, closing online gambling sites will only make offline gambling boom again, you have to remember one thing that gambling has coexisted with humans for thousands of years, and until now there is a role for the government in maintaining the stability of the gambling business.  however, education about gambling is the wisest thing rather than just shutting it down and to make education about gambling happen evenly, it requires the intervention of many parties including gambling veterans, the government and active gambling business owners.

The youngsters will benefit in the future from your continued guidance and reminders. Children today are different; they can explore areas that we are unaware of; they have notions about areas that we believe they are still learning about but are actually already familiar with.

It's similar to how I taught my son to count from 1 to 10. I didn't teach him to count from 1 to 20, but I was startled to find out that he already knew how to count from 11 to 20. He already knows the number, even if I only point to it. YouTube is excellent for youngsters because of this. And if we have the time, we can teach or help them comprehend how to play the slots.

There's no doubt because I have a nephew who is under 5 years old but already knows how to watch YouTube and call his father. He only knew the letters that meant his father, which was on his mother's phone and then pressed it when his father was away and asked him to come home quickly.

And my nephew already knows videos that can be interesting to watch. He even knows how to find the cartoon videos he wants. Somehow, he could think of looking for it but he found it. Regarding the slot game in the video, there should be education related to slot games so that people understand what the impact is if they gamble, especially if they don't have self-control.

Maybe the government should be able to provide understanding to its citizens by taking a different approach to explaining gambling. This freedom to access the internet is often used to do illegal things, causing problems for them.

a unique parade, very innovative but behind it all without realizing it, this parade provides many examples of gambling and more and more people will try it, instead of reducing addiction to gambling but in fact it actually makes the gamblers curious themselves.

it will not reduce the level of addiction to gambling if so, because indirectly this actually provides/opens up more gambling
to reduce online gambling actually by closing platform sites is better than carrying out such parades,

what draws attention is that they use the word educational, and that draws attention because mainly as long as the player knows more things it is much better, it is always like that, and if you can help people, players, well It is something that works correctly, so in this other order of ideas, the thread should be focused on how to make people with some addiction able to overcome it, but for all this I think there may be solutions, the most immediate solution for me is There are those players who play in demo mode, there is no other option, as long as they kill their desire playing is the option, the bad thing is that no one will take them, there is no excitement without associated money.

Educational nonsense is something that draws attention and it is a shame that what you say is true, just clickbait, because many who actually find it difficult to know about this topic do not understand what it is, the truth is I don't know if the OP invented it, who knows for what purpose or to achieve some type of objective, personally I sign up for everything that is educational and could help people who have addiction and who may suffer or begin to suffer from it, It all starts with bad decisions, with a bad streak, because whoever knows the reason, when they talked about educational slot machines, I thought it was something like a lot of information about the dangers of them, about how to gamble, advice so that you don't get things like that lose control again, something like help methods.

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

For children it is their parent responsibility to make them aware of what is good and bad,the harming websites and also their duty to configure all the devices at home that can access the Internet to restrict them through different software and hardware means (routers access lists to discard gambling sites) and as such to protect their children as much as they can.

My daughter which is only 3.5 years old started watching Youtube reels through my wife phone and I immediately disabled Youtube and installed Youtube for kids as I didn't like what she was watching through the reels.

So yes prevention is better than cure but a lot needs to be done from everyone of us to give the newer generations a safer environment.