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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?

This is undoubtedly a risk for students, especially if there are gambling establishments near educational institutions. It can be guaranteed that a student will probably visit the gambling establishment either out of curiosity or voluntarily, which will disrupt his or her education.

Though, legally those establishments are required by law (in the most of the civilized world) not to allow children and teens to partake in betting or gambling within their property. Unfortunately, even if they are not allowed to gamble or bet when they get there, they have already been influenced by the presence of those betting shops and would certainly get curious about gambling and partake in it on other places which are easier for them to access and do not require KYC or AML procedures, or any filters at all.

Those are some of the reasons I believe children would be taught about statistics and changes with they are already in the middle school, so in case they encounter a casino or betting shop in their way, they can already know how difficult is to consistently make money out of them and stay away for the sake of their education.