Quote from: Ziskinberg on August 15, 2025, 01:13:46 PM

The recent development here is that e-wallets are being ordered to remove gambling platforms linked to them. The government believes it’s one of the main reasons why gambling addiction has grown in the country. We only have 48 hours to still enjoy the service before it’s officially removed tomorrow.

E-wallets make gambling very convenient since it’s so simple, you just add funds to your wallet, link it to a casino, and you’re ready to play. At first, the recommendation was to increase the minimum deposit, but it seems that wasn’t viable, so they ended up totally ordering e-wallets to remove gambling app links.

What do you think about this move by the government? Will it significantly reduce gambling addiction, or will it only make the problem worse?

source :

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/2095954/bsp-e-wallets-must-unlink-from-e-gambling-sites

This is a lie, we have E wallet in my country and everyone isn't even using it, I've never seen anyone use the E wallet before here and many gamblers exists here, I don't think this can stop gambling or gambling addiction.

People have gotten used to many ways to move money around and E wallet isn't even close, talk about bank transfer or even crypto wallet, many online casinos are accepting crypto today and if any they are asked which payment solution has the highest user rate it will be crypto wallet transfers.

Let's ask this same question from other gamblers on this forum I am sure that all of them are using crypto to gamble instead of using debit card.