Quote from: danherbias07 on Today at 01:17:46 PM

Quote from: Hatchy on June 05, 2025, 09:13:13 PM

Quote from: DiMarxist on March 11, 2025, 04:14:54 PM

This is an alarming issues concerning students.
What is your say in this critical issue against gambling companies?

Well this has to be taken very seriously. Casinos shouldn't lite you g ones into something they know very well that's addictive and it takes courage even for the grown up to control them self without becoming addicted. Any casino doing this is actually a red flag and I hope that the country would take care of them. With the advent of online casinos, we can say that alot of young ones now have access because they may not be able to play on physical casino because they can be watched by their guardians but with online casino no one is watching.

I agree with that. There's a rule that a casino should be far from schools where students come and go. Any school, even colleges, where adults are going. It's still a place of learning, so no casino should be in the vicinity. That way, students won't be urged to gamble, and they can focus on their studies.

There should be a fine for these casinos if they don't follow the rules, and as much as possible be closed down because it could affect even the residents close to them. There is a proper place for casinos, and most of them are built near malls or bars where most businesses are for the legal age.

That will work only for students who does not have access to the internet Cheesy

The best way to protect students from online gambling is either provide them alternative of how to get fun, or make them busy. Less free time, less opportunities to login. It is considered that students is a person who is always short for money. To prevent addressing to gambling as a source for money, opportunities to earn should be created. But this when starts a huge game of politics and debates. Why should students have more opportunities to earn, then what about those who are not students but have low income? From this point an endless debates about "how to turn our life better" starts; a situation where are more talk than action.