Just like the subject says; it’s more about exposure of them kids and children to gambling.
I. Some society gambling isn’t seen as a menace, something that ought not to be and they look towards getting it out due to the fact that, it could easily be addictive. The later I agree to, the possibility of building addiction but, as a menace, sure not

This is why gambling is reserved for the matured minds and those that have got a lot of self control about gambling. Society has tried to build this about an age grade limitation which differs based on certain nations. Where am from, that age limit is pegged at 18years of age. You’re automatically regarded as an adult but are you really? Well, I guess we don’t have kids here.

Meanwhile, speaking of exposure; it talks about the various windows by which, gambling is been exposed yo our wards, even as a child in the society. Something I’ve seen and frowned at some many times is how you find some grown folks, adults having to predict games, get the codes on a shit of paper and hand it to these kids to go and have it loaded and played on the systems over there in a gambling house. This is always a terrible sight for me and so unacceptable. Even with the signs saying, under 18years of age isn’t allowed
Now, they typically might not be the once making these predictions or taking the bets but, they are sure getting that exposure of how it’s done, what goes on in there and getting some comfi in that environment. It eases their decision to choose to gamble just when they hit the right age.

Another means to exposure is by the broadcast on the TV but, you and I knows that, we can’t so much control that as, it’s just pops up and in seconds it’s all done. However, for that which we can’t control, what measures are we taking to ensure these kids are given limited exposures. What are those steps that could be put in place to not only persuade the parents, guidance and the gambling house from allowing these things to keep happening in our society. Letting these things slide by is misleading for the leaders of our tomorrow.

Just what can be done to ensure limited exposure of this kind?