I want to agree with this one because that would be a good thing for the casino as they will lessen the chances of the gambler to get addicted, but I doubt that they will do it.

Call it inhumane, or what, but it's not the fault of the casino why gamblers are spending too much time or money on gambling. It's the fault of the gambler as they don't know how to control themselves. It isn't the fault of the casino why these gamblers can't control themselves. Yes, there are some casinos out there that can lock the gamblers account with, but with their request of course.

Come to think of it. If you're the gambling owner, how would you know if this gambler spends too much time on their website? Will you restrict them if you're the owner? Like I said, it's inhumane, but I doubt that they will do it because it will affect their revenue. Gamblers are becoming vulnerable because of their decisions. The gambling owner didn't force them to play, but they got attracted to gamble. They became vulnerable because they made constant wrong decisions.