Quote from: chaser15 on March 08, 2020, 11:12:38 PM

Quote from: South Park on March 08, 2020, 03:31:27 PM

so it seems the best thing we can do is to warn them about the dangers of gambling at such an early age and hope they listen to you and do not gamble until they are old enough to understand what they are doing.

Giving them a warning is fine but that's where the kid's curiosity about what's gambling is all about starts.

If I'm a kid, a 6 or 7-year-old boy, always seeing an active gambling community around, I will ask myself, why we kids aren't allowed to play gambling by our parents or seniors even it was allowed on our Law. I saw other kids doing gambling but they aren't stopping. Gambling operators will allow these kids to gamble since it's legal and it's not their responsibility to stop these kids if they really like to play.

So I'm thinking, why not just turned this kid's gambling activity into something resourceful. Let them gamble instead and help them enhanced how to analyze things in a certain situation while doing gambling.

Its inevitable or cant really be stopped and as said just let them be if they do force out because as a parent we cant monitor our child 24/7 in our eyesight knowing that accessibility is high.
Operators wont surely care yet they do know that its out of their scope and also this is business, the more the merrier as long it is legal and allowed then its non of their business if they would
allow those young minds.Its sad to look at that some places do allow a very low age on playing on a casino which isnt really that right.We know the risk and we know on how young minds cant
handle out emotions when it comes to gambling specially on losing money and the addiction that it gives.