Setting limit I'm not against it, but if there should be a limit, the government should not do it randomly; rather, through the KYC procedure, they can ask for the estimated annual earnings of a gambler. From that, they can determine how much, on average, the gambler earns monthly and what percentage of that can be spent on gambling without it affecting the gambler, because everyone does not earn the same amount, and there are those who have a lot more to spend compared to others.
Asking the players to submit KYC can make them refrain from gambling in regulated casinos.
The reason why many gamblers dislike regulated casinos is because of too strict, if they only ask minimum KYC and set a limit the same based on median salary, it's a good decision.
There might be some high rollers want to gamble more because they earn a lot, the casino can give special treatment for them by showing their annual salary.