Quote from: FontSeli on August 23, 2020, 10:25:28 PM

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Quote from: FontSeli on August 22, 2020, 09:19:20 PM

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

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.

It seems to me that ordinary players who do not have an addiction and like to sometimes spend time playing, will suffer from such restrictions. A dependent person will always find ways to circumvent the restrictions and continue playing as much as they want. Forbidden fruit is sweet.

If that person could prove that losing some money would not be an issue and can easily manage after that as well then should not be worry. But for those who are form hand to mouth situation then yes those people will have some tough time as this is government decision and can be seen form both the sides.

As a rule, government decisions may not be ideal for everyone. Because people are different and gambling addiction is different for everyone. Therefore, they cannot meet the interests of absolutely everyone. Someone will be harmed in their own interests and, as is usually the case, most likely ordinary players who do not have problems with gambling addiction will suffer.

I think the governments can make such rules/law "fair & just", by simply focusing on players who bet what they can't afford to lose. That includes both the wealthy and regular people/bettors. Both take big risk with their funds, so I don't see why one would be excluded from it.
This is why it's good to do these things via consensus, so one side does not dominate the other with unjust laws/rules. Besides, thorough and transparent research should've been conducted to help them base their final decision on fact/truth, and not what they think/want/feel.