Still, the parent's assistance and guidance is the most ideal thing to do to prevent minors from early gambling but again if the minors is already enlightened about the activities of it they think it is just normal. That's the reason too why some of the gambling platforms would like to make a KYC because of the abuse of the players at the same time limiting the minors to make a game and i guess having acceptance with the agreement is not enough for terms of condition policy for minors.
That's right, those of us who like privacy don't like KYC very much, but we have to recognise that when it comes to preventing minors from gambling or people from cheating with multiple accounts, it is effective, although never 100%.
But I still wonder if this kind of technology is effective enough for those minors who use their parent's access accounts to gambling sites. Will this be able to detect such action? Will this kind of technology can trully protect minors and prevent them to access gambling sites?
When you put mechanisms in place, there is always a way to bypass them, the point is that the more mechanisms you implement, the harder it is to bypass them. I believe that with this, underage gambling will be greatly reduced, if not completely eliminated.