Whistle to whistle advertising ban

[Nwada001]

As a gambler, such can't have an effect on me, as I don't need the gambling ads to know about my game. I can always track it, but for kids it will have an effect on them since there is no age limit to who can watch a match and who can't, so gambling ads will and can easily influence them, so banning it is something that's going to do more good to the young than harm to other gamblers.

Right. Basically, these will not have much impact on those who gamble and know about gambling. Rather, we who gamble are always searching for better options, and we can find them from any source. But yes, kids are easily influenced by these things, so they will be easily affected. So I think it's okay to ban ads to keep kids away from gambling. And it won't have much of an impact on the gambling industry.

As gamblers, we always love to see and test out new casinos we see as sponsors, but if I'm correct, since the ban is just limited to about 5 minutes or so before and after the sport game starts and ends, then there is still a much better chance to see it if the gambler is still active on the sport line, but if that still won't work, we have plenty of places to get sources from on what we will want to test out.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Most likely, such measures to limit gambling advertising are really necessary, but I would like to draw attention to something else. Indeed, as many users have written here, people, growing up, sooner or later will still encounter both gambling advertising and gambling itself. And I would even say that this is necessary. Even for potentially addicted people, this is still necessary. A person must form his attitude to gambling. A person must gain his experience. In the end, a person must learn basic risk management, not in theory, but in practice.

[bubilas]

Most likely, such measures to limit gambling advertising are really necessary, but I would like to draw attention to something else. Indeed, as many users have written here, people, growing up, sooner or later will still encounter both gambling advertising and gambling itself. And I would even say that this is necessary. Even for potentially addicted people, this is still necessary. A person must form his attitude to gambling. A person must gain his experience. In the end, a person must learn basic risk management, not in theory, but in practice.

And it is very desirable that every person - whether he is inclined to gambling or not - encounter gambling at the very moment when he will be most resistant to it. I mean that at such a moment in life this potential gambler has excellent affairs with money, family and work, so that he feels protected.
Of course, it is important that he is psychologically formed as a stable personality with specific goals in life.

[summonerrk]

Of course, it is important that he is psychologically formed as a stable personality with specific goals in life.

It is this point that I would call the most important in order for this gambler or future potential betting lover not to become addicted and, as a result, to have financial problems and problems with the family.

But, unfortunately, only around the age of 23 does each person begin to clearly understand themselves as individuals with their own aspirations and ambitions. And only then do they develop powerful defense mechanisms against external factors of the world and temptations.

[traderethereum]

Most likely, such measures to limit gambling advertising are really necessary, but I would like to draw attention to something else. Indeed, as many users have written here, people, growing up, sooner or later will still encounter both gambling advertising and gambling itself. And I would even say that this is necessary. Even for potentially addicted people, this is still necessary. A person must form his attitude to gambling. A person must gain his experience. In the end, a person must learn basic risk management, not in theory, but in practice.

Limitations related to gambling are necessary for people so they will know that gambling is just for fun. The ads need to show the bad or negative effects that may happen to them. If they can understand the reality of how many people lose money in gambling and learn from those stories, I think that can make them stay away from gambling. Even the elderly people or the young generation will be aware if that happens to them so they will try to avoid gambling. Their eyes will open and they will not play gambling too much because they don't want to lose much money. However, maybe some people will still play gambling because they don't react to the ads and still think that gambling can give them money.