Is Casino Community Service Possible?

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think there are casinos that launch an anti-addiction campaign, these are just for them to analyze everything related to fighting addictions with different rabbits, going to clinics, holding conferences on addictions in communities, states and well, this can be taken as an action of these, although casinos are not obliged to do so, when there is a problem worldwide they make donations, with respect to wars there are casinos that make donations to the most affected populations, I think this falls into the community work of a casino, of course that not everyone does it, but there are some that do, so I think that falls within that range of aspects of community work.

[Juse14]

I think there are casinos that launch an anti-addiction campaign, these are just for them to analyze everything related to fighting addictions with different rabbits, going to clinics, holding conferences on addictions in communities, states and well, this can be taken as an action of these, although casinos are not obliged to do so, when there is a problem worldwide they make donations, with respect to wars there are casinos that make donations to the most affected populations, I think this falls into the community work of a casino, of course that not everyone does it, but there are some that do, so I think that falls within that range of aspects of community work.

I acknowledge that some casinos are indeed resorting to launching anti-addiction campaigns as a way to deal with problem gambling. The effort involves detailed analysis of addiction-related aspects and establishment of partnerships with clinics for community-based conferences at state levels. It is not a legal requirement for all casinos, but it is an initiative that some are adopting as part of their social responsibility.

Moreover, there are certain casinos that offer donations to the most affected populations by various global issues such as war. This can be seen as part of their community service. Although not all casinos take this path, there are some striving to make a positive contribution back to society. Therefore, I find these actions depict that there are some casinos which do take interest and involvement in the community seriously.

[Accardo]

I acknowledge that some casinos are indeed resorting to launching anti-addiction campaigns as a way to deal with problem gambling. The effort involves detailed analysis of addiction-related aspects and establishment of partnerships with clinics for community-based conferences at state levels. It is not a legal requirement for all casinos, but it is an initiative that some are adopting as part of their social responsibility.

Moreover, there are certain casinos that offer donations to the most affected populations by various global issues such as war. This can be seen as part of their community service. Although not all casinos take this path, there are some striving to make a positive contribution back to society. Therefore, I find these actions depict that there are some casinos which do take interest and involvement in the community seriously.

Aside that it'll help the publicity of the casino positively, the impact of helping addicted players in the community is quite broad. Most addicts after getting revived through the help of the casino will still go back to gambling. But, may be, this time, responsibly. A lot of compulsive players also don't get to afford therapy sessions, but with the help of casinos lots of willing addicts will get cured. Allowing them unwatched or uncared for, will bring more trouble to the society or community where they inhabit.

It's also a better moment to correct the perspectives of non addicts to avoid completely compulsive forms of gambling. On the other hand, casinos in multiple numbers could be interested in rendering this help like their competitors, but not all casinos are strongly firm. Some could go bankrupt if they don't carefully make out the best time to render the community service. Running a casino is not simple. So, I don't expect lots of them to join this notion of giving back to the society. Yet, I'm impressed with the ones who have decided to help the addicted gambler in their own little ways. It's most appreciated.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think there are casinos that launch an anti-addiction campaign, these are just for them to analyze everything related to fighting addictions with different rabbits, going to clinics, holding conferences on addictions in communities, states and well, this can be taken as an action of these, although casinos are not obliged to do so, when there is a problem worldwide they make donations, with respect to wars there are casinos that make donations to the most affected populations, I think this falls into the community work of a casino, of course that not everyone does it, but there are some that do, so I think that falls within that range of aspects of community work.

I acknowledge that some casinos are indeed resorting to launching anti-addiction campaigns as a way to deal with problem gambling. The effort involves detailed analysis of addiction-related aspects and establishment of partnerships with clinics for community-based conferences at state levels. It is not a legal requirement for all casinos, but it is an initiative that some are adopting as part of their social responsibility.

Moreover, there are certain casinos that offer donations to the most affected populations by various global issues such as war. This can be seen as part of their community service. Although not all casinos take this path, there are some striving to make a positive contribution back to society. Therefore, I find these actions depict that there are some casinos which do take interest and involvement in the community seriously.

Yes, of course things with the casinos are quite good in terms of community services, it is necessary for every casino to start Seeing things as they are, what affects the most is the issue of addiction and many people are in trouble. With that, if we see a casino that is committed to the problem of addiction , then things are different, the casino is seen differently, and it would begin to be seen as one of the casinos most committed to social problems, and that makes that the casino raises its reputation much more, sometimes these types of Acts focused on solving Problems of this style Look very Good and are Better advertising than the same Advertising of bonuses, contests and everything that a casino can do.

[Assface16678]

I think there are casinos that launch an anti-addiction campaign, these are just for them to analyze everything related to fighting addictions with different rabbits, going to clinics, holding conferences on addictions in communities, states and well, this can be taken as an action of these, although casinos are not obliged to do so, when there is a problem worldwide they make donations, with respect to wars there are casinos that make donations to the most affected populations, I think this falls into the community work of a casino, of course that not everyone does it, but there are some that do, so I think that falls within that range of aspects of community work.

I acknowledge that some casinos are indeed resorting to launching anti-addiction campaigns as a way to deal with problem gambling. The effort involves detailed analysis of addiction-related aspects and establishment of partnerships with clinics for community-based conferences at state levels. It is not a legal requirement for all casinos, but it is an initiative that some are adopting as part of their social responsibility.

Moreover, there are certain casinos that offer donations to the most affected populations by various global issues such as war. This can be seen as part of their community service. Although not all casinos take this path, there are some striving to make a positive contribution back to society. Therefore, I find these actions depict that there are some casinos which do take interest and involvement in the community seriously.

Yes, of course things with the casinos are quite good in terms of community services, it is necessary for every casino to start Seeing things as they are, what affects the most is the issue of addiction and many people are in trouble. With that, if we see a casino that is committed to the problem of addiction , then things are different, the casino is seen differently, and it would begin to be seen as one of the casinos most committed to social problems, and that makes that the casino raises its reputation much more, sometimes these types of Acts focused on solving Problems of this style Look very Good and are Better advertising than the same Advertising of bonuses, contests and everything that a casino can do.

But still campaign I stick is still not enough, I mean is that even casino's will do campaign or raise campaign about addiction awareness in gambling, the decision or activity will still depend on the gamblers on how much activity they will do and they are the one that will make themselves as addicted to gambling, and also I'm sure there are only a few casinos that are doing campaign about gambling awareness or anti-gambling addiction because for sure those casino owners will be greedy and will not let their customer to be limited in gambling or playing, so no matter how many casinos are raising anti-gambling addiction, if there are more casinos that's not doing it then the gamblers that will be addicted will not be reduced. But yeah, it will be a good thing if more and more gambling platforms do community service by doing anti-addiction campaigns in gambling.

[LUCKMCFLY]

But still campaign I stick is still not enough, I mean is that even casino's will do campaign or raise campaign about addiction awareness in gambling, the decision or activity will still depend on the gamblers on how much activity they will do and they are the one that will make themselves as addicted to gambling, and also I'm sure there are only a few casinos that are doing campaign about gambling awareness or anti-gambling addiction because for sure those casino owners will be greedy and will not let their customer to be limited in gambling or playing, so no matter how many casinos are raising anti-gambling addiction, if there are more casinos that's not doing it then the gamblers that will be addicted will not be reduced. But yeah, it will be a good thing if more and more gambling platforms do community service by doing anti-addiction campaigns in gambling.

Well, I think a successful game campaign would be for people to become aware of how they should spend or use their money, and it depends on how it can be spent. A person who has a high financial education will never be an addicted gambler, if a person is addicted because they have to start strengthening their financial education so that when that person has money they do not spend it unnecessarily and fall into addiction, I believe that campaigns can be carried out to increase financial education so that they avoid falling into these temptations such as addiction, well It is a way that I see that a general solution can be directed.

[Fortify]

I have been wondering if ever any casino have engaged in a community service before or planning to do so. So far, I understand that casinos pay taxes and these tax are used by the government for running the state affairs but I was curious to know if it is possible because I have never seen it or heard about any casino doing such before or if any have started doing it. You can make it known here for us to see.

If this step is taken to render community service by casinos, it would make a difference and that casino would forever be recorded in the book of history to have done such or joined the list of the few casinos to have done such if any have really done that before.

If you think this is not a new thing or there are casinos doing this, you could please drop the link here or material or facts for us to see for ourselves and applaud the casino for that singular act of theirs.

Casinos are not charities and nor are any other companies. They should be paying a fair amount of tax and that is up to the politicians / law makers of individual countries to decide. That tax, as part of the whole tax take of the country can then be put towards these things like maintaining infrastructure, paying for the fire service, trash management and all those other things that keep society functioning. It would actually be worse if casinos tried to impact communities like this, because it could be construed as a bribe and taken away if they wanted to wield power later on. If they want to host small scale events for free, that can be a kind gesture but they should never be relied on for much else.