Quote from: GeorgeJohn on July 17, 2024, 06:18:24 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on July 12, 2024, 02:36:40 AM

Quote from: slapper on July 10, 2024, 04:39:41 PM

Let people make informed judgments and handle risk's ups and downs. Financial literacy and gambling risks can be taught to kids. Will assure long-term success

I think that is the best thing that can be done, for me children should be taught financial education from a young age, because that is what I consider was missing, I start from the fact that current education is corrupt, because it does not teach how to be professionals to work for others, that is what it all boils down to, today's children should be taught financial education so that they realize for themselves what it takes to play in a casino, where things are by chance and what is risked the most is money including emotions and other things that include, in that aspect they will know by themselves that these casinos are for adults, to risk a little money and as a method of fun.

It's obvious that children emulate what's in their environment, and that's while it's advisable for someone to have a limitation of kind of this they discussed in the presence of children, it's obvious that children that slightly involve themselves in gambling mostly casino doesn't know the full implications of it, and they gamble because of what they heard, teaching children financial methods when they have not reached to certain level of understanding the important of finance, that will discouraged them from their studies because all their attention and focus will strictly goes for finance.

It's unfortunate that not all parents are qualified for the duty, many are so careless and insensitive, that they can't be smart enough to hide adult-related activities like gambling efficiently from their little ones. Some might want to but due to their slackness, the children will still know one way or the other. Even if the children got to know elsewhere, a very sensitive parent should be able to know if they are connected to their children, which is where they will guide them properly on gambling and how it is important for them to attain some adult age before they engage in a risky activity like that.

But those who would tell children their children that gambling is part of financial empowering means are very wrong to do that even at adult age. And if the children get to know externally about such a misconception, it is the duty of the parent to refute it. Gambling can't be a reliable means of earning, we may only try our luck in it in a fun-filled mood and not a means that we will base our living and that of our dependents.