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legendary
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November 29, 2019, 12:07:47 PM
#84
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?

No, I won't get angry, in the first place, it's the parent's obligation to make sure that, your child behave properly and not to meddle, I will just advise the child to not do it again and, and ask him to always ask before he meddles on anyone's business.
I don't want him at a young age to know gambling, because we know children are easily attracted, to games.
legendary
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Degen in the Space
November 29, 2019, 11:33:46 AM
#83
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?


Due to our late discussion, thread will be open until Saturday.


Regardless of a win or loss by the child betting, i will call it a carelessness by the parents who left the gambling game unattended. The children are not to blame and they should not be beaten for this.
If the parents loss by this act, they will remember this and it will be a good lesson learnt for them.

I take this as my answer too. Whatever behavior the child has, parents were the ones molding it. And if it is was a special child or something, then we still took full responsibility on that betting lost as the child didn't knew the effects of its deeds.

We should blame the parents, devices today have access to all games even gambling game. You can find it in social media, youtube, play store and etc. In accordance with the situation, the parents should limit the child to playing such games in devices, 'cause kids nowadays are very desperate to have devices to play with. I can't blame parents if they will scold the children, it's normal and nothing wrong is happening.   

It's a matter of discipline and the parents are the ones to be responsible for it.
hero member
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The Martian Child
November 29, 2019, 11:25:10 AM
#82
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?


Due to our late discussion, thread will be open until Saturday.


Regardless of a win or loss by the child betting, i will call it a carelessness by the parents who left the gambling game unattended. The children are not to blame and they should not be beaten for this.
If the parents loss by this act, they will remember this and it will be a good lesson learnt for them.

I take this as my answer too. Whatever behavior the child has, parents were the ones molding it. And if it is was a special child or something, then we still took full responsibility on that betting lost as the child didn't knew the effects of its deeds.
hero member
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November 29, 2019, 11:12:54 AM
#81
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?


Due to our late discussion, thread will be open until Saturday.


Regardless of a win or loss by the child betting, i will call it a carelessness by the parents who left the gambling game unattended. The children are not to blame and they should not be beaten for this.
If the parents loss by this act, they will remember this and it will be a good lesson learnt for them.
hero member
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November 29, 2019, 10:19:42 AM
#80
I wouldn't let my station unsupervised  just because I'm a paranoic kind of guy. But in the hypothetic situation that I would have done that, I would have gotten angry at him "touching" my computer which he isn't supposed to do. That's one of the house rules - don't touch dad's workstation. Wink
It's a godd discipline, child should be disciplined as early as possible. For me it will depend on my child's age if too young then it can still consider fine but if I know he already knows to understand rules and follow guidelines then I'll be upset if ever it happens.
legendary
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November 29, 2019, 09:41:45 AM
#79
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?


Due to our late discussion, thread will be open until Saturday.


I would not change it and would not be upset.I am not a person with superstitions but I think our little kid are angels and maybe they will have a much better luck than we adults have.Even if typed all the amount I had in my account I would not be upset at all.
legendary
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November 29, 2019, 09:12:53 AM
#78
I wouldn't let my station unsupervised  just because I'm a paranoic kind of guy. But in the hypothetic situation that I would have done that, I would have gotten angry at him "touching" my computer which he isn't supposed to do. That's one of the house rules - don't touch dad's workstation. Wink
sr. member
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November 29, 2019, 04:43:54 AM
#77
Okay folks, we still have a day left before our Part 7 officially ends, I really apologize if we were late this week I hope I can come up with another craziness next week so again, stay tuned for more! I guess I might be able to create a history for this what ifs LoL.
Thank you everybody for your participation I hope us all have a great coming weekend.

Oh and yeah, I will make a short review this weekends on those who participated the past topics so I can award who deserves it. So you guys should bettter come up with the best reaction ✌️
Don't worry, even if you are late it is still better than never. We'll wait again for the next part of your "what if" to answer our curiosity in this playful world.

To answer your main question,
I think it's a no. If he get's curious and tried to play it because he mistook it as a childs game, then I don't mind actually. My child is much important than money, I can still earn it, but if my relationship with my child might have a gap between us if I get mad, it would be hard to get close to him again.
legendary
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November 29, 2019, 02:22:59 AM
#76
Okay folks, we still have a day left before our Part 7 officially ends, I really apologize if we were late this week I hope I can come up with another craziness next week so again, stay tuned for more! I guess I might be able to create a history for this what ifs LoL.
Thank you everybody for your participation I hope us all have a great coming weekend.

Oh and yeah, I will make a short review this weekends on those who participated the past topics so I can award who deserves it. So you guys should bettter come up with the best reaction ✌️
sr. member
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November 29, 2019, 02:06:45 AM
#75
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?


Due to our late discussion, thread will be open until Saturday.

I think it depends you could easily see if the kid do something that is surely going to lose at any point,
but I think if the game was all about luck you could just depend on that bet and go on your luck and sometimes it could easily be a jackpot just like in a lot of movies.
But most of the time it is a good idea just to trust the bet of the kid but still think how much money you are going to lose.
hero member
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November 29, 2019, 01:44:47 AM
#74
Depends on how much is at stake, so if the amount isn't too high I wouldn't care whether it win or lose. But because I'm not too careful enough and left my full balance on that PC while I was away, then that's my problem and negligence because I've left my PC open.

I would blame the kid and might be angry for a bit if a big amount lost but that feeling would be gone quickly. Because my attitude is like, I'll get mad for a bit but after that, everything will be okay again. Then I'll tell the kid that don't touch things that doesn't belong to him/her.
hero member
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November 28, 2019, 10:12:42 PM
#73
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?

 

I will not be upset, in the first place I should not be gambling openly it's a big no no for your family to find out you are into gambling, do it alone in your own room, I will not, of course, tell my kid that I am gambling, kids are curious, they want to try out new things always, and your kid can lead to something bad, so it's better not to.
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November 28, 2019, 08:58:04 PM
#72
Letting that happen and forgiving the kid, however, he doesn't know what he is playing, what he thinks is a fancy game, so that's okay. But to avoid it happening again it is better to lock when away from the laptop it is useful to avoid people at home other than children to access the laptop or account.

Yes, that kid doesn't know what we did, and the kid only clicks the image in the computer on what he saw. But if somehow, that kid makes something wrong, we don't have to mad or stress and yealing to that kid because that will makes that kid sad. Perhaps, we need to take care of our laptop and stay away from the kid, so they don't use the computer or laptop without we watch what they do. It is our responsibility to make sure our works are not getting damage from that kid.
legendary
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November 28, 2019, 08:51:06 PM
#71
Letting that happen and forgiving the kid, however, he doesn't know what he is playing, what he thinks is a fancy game, so that's okay. But to avoid it happening again it is better to lock when away from the laptop it is useful to avoid people at home other than children to access the laptop or account.
legendary
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November 28, 2019, 08:35:13 PM
#70
What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?
It will depend on the situation.

If the kid accidentally bet all of my funds and unfortunately lost all of it then I will be angry on it but I will not give some punishments like beating him/her or the same but on the other side if he accidentally bet it and fortunately win on it then it will be a different story because I will give a treat to the kid if his accidental bet won Cheesy. Either way, I will not be angry that much if I lost my money in gambling or not because I'm always ready for it Cheesy.
legendary
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November 28, 2019, 08:26:40 PM
#69
What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?
If the kid was able to make bets while I was away from my pc i'd take the blame in this situation since I left the browser open. I'll probably be upset if I have a lot in my account but that rarely happens. I wouldn't trust his play I think by doing so you're just encouraging him to do the same thing again in the future and that could ruin him if he eventually gets addicted to playing it.
legendary
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November 28, 2019, 06:59:07 PM
#68
I wont be mad or angry, not even a bit. Maybe I will just laugh at it. Its my responsibility to lock the pc when I am away even if its just a few second, its my fault so why put the blame to the poor kid. That is so irresponsible if leave it open for a kid to play with it. What if the kid got lucky? Would I treat the kid with ice cream? lol
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November 28, 2019, 06:14:55 PM
#67
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.
Do you mind if I ask what would be your project? I'm really interested on electronic projects because they're so futuristic and they're not as deadly as the mechanical parts lmao Grin.
An automated doorlock with a face recognition and can be viewed via IP Address/wifi/portable hotspot.
At first it was a trash bin with an automatic recycling process not only 2 types but 3 (including plastics)
Cool Shocked. Actually we did almost the same with the latter part, an automated solar powered trash bin with built in compaction mechanism hehehe. I can still remember the agony of familiarizing how codes on Arduino works that time despite of not being CpE or ECE Grin.

Ps: sorry for the off topic.
hero member
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November 28, 2019, 02:38:26 PM
#66
I was so busy for our upcoming competition for Robotics at school that's why I wasn't able to come up with a crazy idea yesterday, and actually even now I wasn't so sure about a thing so here's a little bit easy for all of you.

What if you have a kid on the house and you're currently making bets online and you accidentally have a phone call or what so ever thing you might do on that time and suddenly the kid mistook it for some fancy game and make bets on his/her own, would you be upset and get angry to the kid? Or would you rather trust a child's play on this scenario?


Due to our late discussion, thread will be open until Saturday.

It depends on you if you'll get angry or not. However, if your child won a jackpot prize, maybe you'll praise him. Then if ever he loses in betting using your money, it's normal to get angry but you can just tell him not to do it again. Always take care of the things that are important to you. Don't let your child reach your valuable things if you don't want them to play with it.
Its your responsibility to put those things far away from childrens reach.They wont able to touch something if those arent on their grasp and we know that
young minds do really to touch and explore things.So it isnt their fault but yours.

A simple reminder or teaching to your son or child would be the ideal thing to do so that he would be aware on what he should do into next possible scenario.
sr. member
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November 28, 2019, 11:42:02 AM
#65
My initial reaction would be mad that I might be able to shout on him. And then after calming, I'll talk to him. Even if it's my own child, I won't trust him playing it and won't encourage him to play more. If he accidentally make bets on it, I can't undo it so just let it be if it'll win or not. But I have to teach my child not to touch my things without my consent. Probably he still won't know that it's gambling so I won't tell that it's not a good game for a child because he'll be more curious about it. I'll just have to be more careful as a parent.
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