Topic: Some of country can offer you legal gambling in 2023! - page 3. (Read 1136 times)

Technology is moving at a speed way faster than the speed at which governments can write and modify the laws, it was not long ago that banning casinos was easy as you needed a physical establishment in which you could carry your operations, but those days are gone, someone can set a casino which is hosted at the other side of the world and still reach a country in which gambling is banned, so countries either change the regulations in place or they will be left behind by countries that do so and obtain all of those benefits for themselves.

Ethical in what way exactly?? I had to go lookup the word again just incase I'm mixing up points in my tightly-stuffed head; well, if I would say, you actually meant our regular gambling sites are not being entirely acceptable in these listed countries? Cus they actually gamble big time in those countries too - maybe except anyone would wanna bypass the breach, then ofcourse VPNs do Thier jobs perfectly...

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

That situation I believe is true to a lot of countries, so in this case, the government is just hypocrite for branding gambling is illegal.
If they will legalized this industry, they can get good money from the taxes, and not only to the pockets of corrupt officials.
I guess, sooner or later these countries will change their stance as no matter what, online gambling is now growing fast.
They can't contain this anymore, so what they can do is just regulate its operations and get something out of it.

I don't live in a country where gambling is legal, but gambling here always exists regardless of whether it is covert or overt. There are several entertainment venues that allow gamblers to gamble their money at the table even though my country's regulations prohibit it, but this can happen due to the support of corrupt government officials.

Despite this, the online gambling business in my country continues to grow even though the government is very aggressive in arresting the bookies. This still hasn't stopped, but of course if someone wants to gamble legally then neighboring countries are the best option to be their destination.

Over time, I have noticed a trend that countries are gradually introducing certain gambling zones in their countries. It is most logical, in my opinion, to have concentrated centers for such recreation. Also, if a tourist travels to a country and wants to visit such places, then it is immediately clear where they are. This is better than various dubious casinos in small towns.

In addition to the well-known Las Vegas, which you mentioned, and Macau, Hong Kong, which I mentioned earlier. The same zones are made in Singapore and Jeju in South Korea. If we talk about the largest such zones.

Why is Nigeria  exempted from the list of countries that support gambling 🤔 because to the best of my knowledge,  Nigeria  has been one country that supports gambling and I'm sure that we're a typical example of what is worth doing, is worth doing well an md whatever my country finds doing, we always make sure we do it very well and gambling isn't exempted so you should consider editing  your list and adding Nigeria to it.

There are also several countries with strict regulations against gambling  and my country also frowns for people who gamble below the age of 18 because there is an age limit  for gambling in my country.

I don't think gambling is less or not ethical. But maybe it is if you are playing on an illegal casino or you are playing on a country where gambling is illegal. Also if you are doing something abusive which are against the casino's rules. Aside from it, gambling can also be spiritually wrong if your religion is Islamic. I can't picture out if how can a country collect taxes if gambling is illegal on them?

Something tells me that the some officials on these countries are corrupt and secretly allow some casinos to operate. If we hear or see activities like this, we should report them anonymously. We should not join them as there are still other ways to entertain ourselves or to earn an extra profit.

Not every countries allow gambling just as not all the countries have thesame law that guide them and their economic and social activities, if in your own country you lived in has the law that permit for gambling then count yourself luck for that, I don't blame some countries for doing such because if we look into the rate people also abuse gambling, it's worth going against it to an extent.



If you participate in any undercover gambling activities and you're caught in a country that does not allow such, ome should be ready to dance to the music tone he played, because I just wonder for how long will one keep running and hiding and will not be caught.

There are "places" in most those nations where gambling is allowed, but not so much in other parts. The most known one for example is the USA, yeah you can gamble at Las Vegas, but not many other places, there are few other places as well like Atlantic city, but not all nation wide. So all in all, I would say yes this is possible but that's not going to be that easy.

Hopefully people could realize that it is going to be a bit of a different situation to make it work, so that we could make a lot more money this way, and could end up with a result that could give you a result that would be different. I hope that it gets to a point where we could make a real amount of money from legal gambling everywhere in the world.

Well that's exactly right, many people have their own reasons why they get into gambling, but in my opinion what makes more sense is the one you mentioned, the average gambling offender is from those who are not financially well (poor) who are very encouraged to gamble, they see this as a solution for them to improve their finances with some winnings, are you sure that's for sure? I honestly never thought of it that way, you are depending on something that is only limited to luck but you sacrifice your real money that even to get that money you have to work hard first, it's ridiculous.

Well some countries may have considered that this gambling is important to them, a little reasonable because there is a lot of money there and maybe the state gets a large percentage of some of the gambling taxes that run there and then it is earmarked for the benefit of the poor, yes I would not consider this wrong because their goal is good to help their people who cannot afford it. But I think the state should also think about the impact experienced by its people who are experiencing big problems because of the gambling they continue to do, it is very likely to make them experience significant financial problems especially as you said now gambling in your country is increasingly commonplace after the covid period is over, honestly this is not a good solution to improve their finances.

While some countries may offer legal gambling in 2023, gambling is illegal in many countries around the world. It was illegal in the United States because they felt that gambling would harm their country. But for gambling, US online gambling laws vary by state. Professional and amateur sports protection laws have effectively banned sports betting nationwide with the exception of a few states. The legal age for online gambling is much clearer compared to other countries where online casino games are largely restricted to states US gambling age laws are quite strict. While the most common gambling age in the United States is 21 many other countries have banned everything for hundreds of different gaming products.

People do not realize how insane that is, most of the big cities around the world have been there for hundreds of years and their development has taken that long, to simply decide that a city was to be built on the middle of nowhere and succeed is a crazy feat, however that should show us how eager were people at the time to try something new and to enjoy themselves even for a short time, that it lead to the creation of a full city just to fulfill that demand.

Yeah, I think every country has a different idea of how to use that revenue, but there is a lot of money in gambling, it's insane.

That's how they were able to build a city in the desert in Las Vegas.

It is the truth with gambling. Majority of the gamblers used to be the poor people who hope for some win and keeps wagering.

Gambling is a social problem, but some states give importance as it is used as a source for some social cause. In my nearby state lottery draw is conducted by government as the revenue is used for treatment of cancer to the poor people belonging to the state.

In my country gambling is much popular from the days of COVID.

It is normal for some countries to allow gambling and prohibit it because it depends on the situation and conditions of each country. It is not surprising that gambling is prohibited in countries with such strong religious laws that they decide that it is completely prohibited in their countries. However, some countries still allow gambling but with strict conditions, so not all citizens can gamble freely.

But it is also possible that in some countries where gambling is prohibited, underground casinos still operate because some people still like to gamble. There are many reasons why countries prohibit and allow gambling and if more problems arise from gambling, of course, the government of that country will prohibit gambling.

Gambling is basically taking money away from the poorest people of the country and giving it to some of the richest.

It's usually allowed because there are heavy taxation, that is, the government takes a cut from it.

But at the end of the day, most of the money being made in gambling comes from the poorest people, which they end up in the streets, or worse.

So, it is a social problem eventually, but is a huge cashflow for the governments, which then have to pay to help the same gamblers later on.

Some countries want to protect their citizens from that, others only care about the cashflow coming in, other are in between.

Yes, and the thing is that this government allows it making their population bet on it and we don't know if it is real or also being rigged themselves. So it's always a double sword standard here, if the government sees that they can profit from gambling then they will allow it.

And then will go after the so called illegal gambling dens, but then again there are corrupt police or even local politicians that might give protection to this illegal gambling places and so gambling continues in may ways, whether legal or illegal in any countries, I reckon.

Completely agree.
Also, they have a house edge, what society would choose to have a game with a house edge other than 0%?, the government use that house edge to get funds to spend on... whoever knows what.

In my country the government runs a game with a HE of 30%!, they take from their very own citizen 30% and give back only 70%.

I'm not sure about this but on the outside of the light, I feel the governments of some countries always show a virtuous attitude and want to eliminate gambling while the reality is when we infiltrate gambling organizations as well as gambling-related websites, government organizations also quietly have relationships and receive money from here. Life just changed quickly from what was illegal, morality is only a small part of society and a larger part is ambition and wealth, it's a law behind society that everyone understands

Indeed. Hypocrisy is a very present and at same time hidden characteristic of human behavior. I live in a country where gambling is illegal, but it's the gambling industry which is sponsoring national soccer leagues in large scale. It's impossible to watch a soccer matchand not see a dozen of sports betting platforms brands on the TV ads, around field's banners and on players' uniforms.

Moreover, the government has its legal casino, that is the national lottery. It's the peak of hypocrisy, in my opinion!