Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 09:40:06 AM

Quote from: RockBell on August 18, 2025, 10:03:25 PM

Quote from: leonair on August 18, 2025, 09:01:17 PM

There is a point in your words, but in the current context, students are the most addicted to gambling. First of all, they try to increase their spending money received from their parents by gambling because the level of drug use has increased in the present time and money is needed for that and no parent will ever give money to their child to use drugs. Then they choose a path like gambling to make more money from small amounts of money. After winning a few times, they become more addicted because they think that from now on they can easily increase their money. These thoughts come to them automatically because they are minors.

And students are always looking for ways to get extra cash, and there is no other person who needs money more than students, because as a student, there are always things to spend money on, and it is never enough when i was in school back then he was sent is monthly allowance and he used everything to gamble and the process he lost everything that was one hell of a week for him and since then i don't think he will make that mistake gambling everything because he never consider the risk, so sometimes circumstances will make people learn as a student that is gambling managing risk very important because the risk of gambling everything is just to much to risk.

There are many ways to earn a living, especially for students, without resorting to gambling. It's not right to gamble at such a young age.

When I was in high school, I had classmates who gambled by betting our allowances against each other using cards. Gambling never crossed my mind during my school days,
but outside of school, I did experience betting with my friends in our neighborhood.

This is not really fair and in fact those who gamble away their pocket money will never see it as a gain, because we need to make children understand that money has a value, just as they do it will never have a value and will lose its meaning and we will never have the possibility of raising a mature person capable of managing money.