Quote from: SatoPrincess on April 28, 2025, 05:49:21 PM

Quote from: Jamestown70 on April 14, 2025, 12:48:09 PM

Okay to start with I think it's scripted but that aside I know some of my friends who survives on betting like they stake high on smaller odds to take home there profit sometimes they lose but at least there winning rate is very high, to be sincere gamble cannot work for everyone if you don't have the mind to stake high I would advise you to stop gambling or stake the one you can bear if you lose, but I think betting in general has rendered a whole lot of Nigerians frustrated and depressed just like crypto, due to Nigeria's economy most of us now look for a easy route out of poverty
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E don tay way gambling don dey Nigeria. E no go easy for government to stop am because no be small money them dey tax these casinos and many people (tv studios, radio houses, artistes, influencers e.t.c.) dey chop from these casinos. If government decide to ban gambling casinos make them start from lotto and baba Ijebu because na only lose those old men dey lose for there.

Gambling has gone too far to stop. The origin of gambling is as old as man and no true effort has been made to end it before the advent of technology which strengthened the act. The government is also a beneficiary and only cares about the taxes. Instead of expecting government to end gambling, I think it's easier to fight under age gambling which is in the increase now. Children between the ages of 13 to 17 years old have taken over gambling and this poses a threat to the future.

Bad governance in Africa is also a big factor, joblessness is evil and comes with various vices. The best that can be done is to advocate for job creation and also enforce ending underage gambling.