Quote from: Sim_card on Today at 11:16:44 AM

Quote from: Weawant on February 06, 2025, 06:49:43 PM

Quote from: nimogsm on February 05, 2025, 07:17:31 PM

Now the trend among young people is gambling and betting, because their idols on the Internet very often advertise this, which in turn arouses interest in their fans. Who of them is more vulnerable will show time, since they are all from different families and with different upbringing, and this is also an important factor. I think in a few years, gambling will be completely something normal and everyday in many countries, there remains only one question: will the state be ready for this and will there be help for those who suffered from gambling and at what level.

This is another point that is actually given less attention, the fact that some of the iconic figures most of these youth look at are almost encouraging this literally often is enough reason for these youths to want to get involved because the narrative is its a probably good way to make money since it's endorsed by their idols meanwhile they are supposed to understand that these persons are only paid to make those adverts and wouldn't be accountable thereafter.

I agree with you. If you have a mentor, you will always look up to him and do whatever he does without you knowing the reason for such actions. Youths are easily carried away with what they see on social media and they will think it's for real, unknown to them that these influencers are only doing it to get paid. Most of them are not gamblers but they easily lure their followers into gambling.

Most of them too are gambler but they are just promoting the casino and getting paid for it. Sometimes, I don't want to blame but rather want to blame those newbies that are so naive to believe everything they see online. Some new gamblers are just so inquisitive to make money abruptly and that's why they become too vulnerable to all those stuffs