It sounds quite amusing that casinos would implement such restrictions, as they could potentially diminish the casino's profits. The various amenities within a casino are meticulously designed to ensure that patrons can engage in extended gambling sessions, thus facilitating greater expenditure of both time and money. Consequently, this dynamic naturally culminates in an upward trajectory for the revenues of both traditional casinos and online gambling platforms, as the momentum of gambling activities swells.
In my opinion, such features are unlikely to be encountered across any casino establishment. This is primarily because they align with the overarching business strategies, which aim to maximize monetary gains.
That's the point. Owners of casinos want to make profit and setting transaction limits for gamblers is not ideal for business. I believe the gamblers are all adults and are solely responsible for their actions. It is in the place of these gamblers to put a check on their gambling habits because the management of these casinos will not help, all they are interested in is profit, profit and more profit because that is the reason the casino is existing in the first place.
It's foolish if someone expects a casino to put a limit to their losses and won't let them gamble more after losing a specific amount. It's like expecting a shop to not sell your clothes when you are asking for them when they are running a business and there will be no profit for them if they refuse to offer products or services to their customers. So, gamblers are customers of casinos, and they will never stop them from gambling or limit their losses because that will deduct their profits, and a business can't be sustained without profits.
Someone who gets into gambling should understand and know the consequences of it, and if they want to only spend a specific amount, it's their responsibility to do that and not the casino's, if they know they won't be able to control themselves, they should only deposit a limited amount in their gambling account and stop when that amount is lost.