Quote from: semobo on August 22, 2020, 08:24:45 PM

Quote from: LogitechMouse on August 22, 2020, 10:52:49 AM

Quote from: FlightyPouch on August 20, 2020, 01:08:32 PM

Well, it is not their fault if these gamblers get addicted to gambling, all they can really do now is to control those people especially if this is really growing as a huge problem that could affect the country. I also think that this is not an interference, I think of it as their way to remind these gamblers that they need to regulate their gambling activities, that they need to control themselves.

Addiction of the gamblers isn't tolerable especially if they are always doing it. The government can't do anything to but to do things like this that can help these addicted gamblers lessen their addiction into it.

I'm thinking too if the regulation that the government will put into these gambling casinos will affect the tax that they are paying or not. Hmmmmmm but anyway this will be a great help for the gamblers but I doubt that all of them will agree with this move.

I always wonder why they want restrictions if they don't want people to get addicted, simply ban could be enough right? So I feel there are lot of politics involved in such kind of decisions anyways lets come to the point, is it really going to stop the people from getting into more gambling? Absolutely not they have to work hard to earn more to satisfy their addictive nature.

Politics and bribe included is I think common on this kind of negotiations, There are more easier ways to stop gamblers to play like what you have said but of course casino owners wouldn't agree with this and they would make any move just not to shut down their casino. That's why I think they just put regulations and limits to it in order to balance out the situation and not by forcing to ban it in the whole country.