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Quote from: btctodamon on September 28, 2023, 04:21:59 PM

Among young people is a result of the availability of gambling alternatives, such as sports betting and online gambling. Gambling disorders can have long-term effects on a person's ability to complete their education and choose their future, and young individuals may be particularly susceptible to acquiring these illnesses

I think with the emergence of different platforms which offers gambling services, youth are very susceptible of the possible harms of it as their exposure on gambling is quite extended. And yes, because of the development of online gambling, it can be now easily access by us gamblers. But the drawback from it, is that even youth, without the supervision of adults can also engage in this activity. Which is really harmful, because the exposure to such activities as such a very young age is not healthy for teens. It may affect their overall health including their emotional, mental, and psychological health.

I think in terms of land-based casinos, we can actually prevent youths from entering and engaging as there are laws and policies which indicates that they are not allowed to enter the casino premises. But this is kind of hard to impose in online gambling even if there are KYCs as they can easily alter their information.

It's serious. Easy access to online gambling sites is a major risk for youth. The situation is frightening. The internet offers many options, but it also allows such dangerous behaviours. You are right about the difficulty of age restrictions online. A real pickle, right?

Physically, it's easier to keep underage people out of casinos. But online? A different ballgame. Even with KYC, data can be manipulated. A major issue. It must be addressed quickly. The impact on youth mental, emotional, and psychological health is too profound to ignore. It's genuine and harmful. Your worry is valid, and this subject needs more attention. It requires serious consideration and action