Quote from: Lannakosa on November 12, 2024, 02:42:42 PM

Quote from: ethereumhunter on November 12, 2024, 02:19:20 PM

Maybe that may happen to casino that lets minors playing gambling. But we know that the casino can do that easily and allow minors to comes to their place secretly. Not many teenagers have a good self control to protect them from the big risks of playing gambling. Teenage exposure to gambling can easily happen especially when they don't talking to adult people about what is the risk and the effect of playing gambling. But that is not a casino wrong because playing gambling or not is a choice for all people so they need to determine by themselves. If they think playing gambling can makes them lose too much money, they don't have to playing gambling instead doing other things.

Gambling is prohibited by law, as is selling alcohol to teenagers, but this does not mean that teenagers do not drink alcohol. The same applies to casinos, not all casinos require verification, but a teenager needs to think about where to get money, and how to send it to the casino to start gambling. If the casino allows a teenager to play, they will also be responsible for this, so this is not only a problem for parents who have not explained to their children all the responsibility for this.

Nothing is as good as continuous sensitisation of these little children, they all have this syndrome of "wanting to try it" (we were there too), but if there is more dreadful awareness for them to be scared of gambling, they might at least wait till they are mature enough to handle it. I don't blame anyone entirely for teenager's gambling, the reason being that these teenagers are smart as well, it is what they want you to know that you will know. And if a KYC casino could allow them to gamble for a while without KYC, why won't they try it by filling a false age? Even if all KYC casinos say today that you must complete the KYC, what about the decentralised casinos? This makes my first advice the solution.