Quote from: stadus on August 25, 2020, 10:10:08 PM

Quote from: FontSeli on August 25, 2020, 06:47:38 PM

Quote from: Saisher on August 23, 2020, 11:57:19 PM

Quote from: FontSeli on August 23, 2020, 11:20:48 PM

I very much doubt that people will even want to give out information about themselves that they actually play gambling games in online casinos. In society, as a rule, there is a bias towards people who play in casinos. Therefore, in some cases, even the fact that someone will know about your online casino games will be enough for a person to stop playing in an online casino.

Government or any public or private organization should not intervene or interrupt in any activity that people are doing that may have a bad impression in the public, the general society has a bad impression on gamblers and this will discriminate them, they can just pose serious warnings but it's on the person to imposed it to himself not the government.

Government intervention in people's Affairs is a complex thing. Here it is important to observe a fine line, how to set the rules of the game and not directly interfere in people's Affairs. It seems to me that it is impossible to set limits on the amount of loss so that they do not affect anyone. Someone can afford to lose tens of thousands of dollars and still not get serious damage to the wallet. And for someone, losing a hundred bucks will already be a serious loss.

I agree with you, people who like to gamble higher than the set limit might have to divulge their financial information just to pass the requirement to gamble a higher amount, question is, are they willing to do that? I can already see that majority would say no.

This is a dilemma for them if they are not willing to pass on the information, they would have to limit themself in gambling, and those who just cannot limit themself or the fun would have to declare in order to proceed further. For many such gamblers this would be a real big pain as they have fallen in this due to the government new move.