Quote from: junder on Today at 04:03:39 AM

Quote from: bhadz on September 06, 2025, 11:55:43 PM

That's what happened in our country. When they have implemented a ban for online casinos, the gamblers have found a way to continue gambling. And despite that there is a huge revenue for the government, they're trying to balance things because it's also making a lot of gambling addicts. So, in the end, they have chosen to regulate them for them to keep on making revenue from the casinos taxes and then, they've made some measures so that users won't be able to gamble easily anymore through our e-wallets.

With now the development of the internet makes it easy for many things to do and access, although some have difficulty accessing it but that is humans, they do not lose ways to be able to outsmart it so sometimes there are people who can get ways to access things that previously could not be accessed.
I think that the government like this has chosen the wrong decision. Like in my country which is indeed prohibited gambling, but they still provide access to the community to be able to reach it, it is just possible indirectly (in their own way).

You made a very valid point with this your comment, the internet has changed everything for real, it's now very very easier to access site that wey once banned or limited, most especially gambling sites. Let's use an example of counties where gambling is not approved at all, where it seen as an illegal act, people still find other means to access it, through the means of VPN and the rest. The real challenge like you mentioned out, is that as government bans gambling officially they don't put strong and strict law's to follow it up to ensure that it properly out of access to any citizen. This actually creates lot of seen in a give state, whereby something is illegal still yet, it's still accessable by the citizen, most people will look at it like this just an unserious government.