Quote from: noormcs5 on Today at 05:56:21 PM

Quote from: Negotiation on Today at 05:47:54 PM

Children get real education from parents in life. It is true that gambling parents will not learn to gamble if their children are good at everything from the beginning. There is no substitute for the love and closeness of parents in the mental development of a child. Children thrive in their lives by watching their parents when the child realizes that the parent is attracted to his gambling a negative reaction is created in his brain. If they know everything in advance they are good at creative thinking and the relationship with parents is also very friendly.

How strange it is that parents will teach everything they are good at, to their children, but they may not tell/teach their children about gambling as most parents would not want their kids to be involved in gambling. Even if the parents are good at making money through gambling, still they will want their children to stay away from gambling.

Why is this behavior of the parents towards their children? and due to this reason, we never hear any child learn gambling from their parents. they usually get to know and learn about it, through their friends etc.

Thats such an weird statement. It's like saying, "Even if parents are great chefs, they still want their kids to avoid cooking." Perhaps it's just a case of wanting the best for their kids and wanting to steer them away from risky stuff. After all, "Don't gamble, sweetie, the odds are stacked against you," is probably a more common refrain than, "Here's how to double down on a hard 16." Cheesy