If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

You should not. But if you really want to go for it, use a VPN to avoid troubles.

Ive always been 1 that thinks i earned the money, why cant i spend it when and how i want? Thats simply not the case in the usa cause our goverment believes they deserve to tax revenue from anything and everything.

That being said, i find gambling sites restricting ips from usa to avoid their own legal troubles leading me to believe the usa doesnt allow online gambling but i find a way to get it done

Yes in my country also gambling is illegal. But they will not go to check our Ip address and all they don't have time to do this and all. SO I can play easily online betting until today I have not faced any problem from our government. If anybody asked means, i would tell I just play this for my fun that's it. If you made a huge profit in gambling, then the only government will ask you, but here everything is lost right so no one will ask.

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

I will. It is my money. I earned it with my effort so I don't see any reason why I should be restricted to use it in anyway that I want to. I wouldn't want to get caught doing it tho. But still, there are ways to break the rules without getting caught.

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

Of course!

Unimplementable laws shouldn't be legislated.
How can the government prevent online gambling in the era of Tor and Bitcoin?

Quote from: yahoo62278 on July 07, 2016, 01:40:49 AM

agree 100% I cant stand when government tells me what I can or cant do with my money. I live in the states and as long as you play their
rigged lottery or at indian casinos your fine but your cant place a $50 bet on a football game unless you fly to vegas or do it illegally....pathetic
the whole system is corrupt

Yes I would. I don't believe the government has the right to dictate if I want to play "adult money games" as I call them. As long as I'm allowed to play snakes and ladders I should be able to gamble.

Probably yes, there is no law that can stop me from visiting online casinos. I think there will be always a way to skip the regulations of that kind. I don't know why countries forbid gambling, making it illegal will just cause more problems.
I think that will not be a problem in most countries, simply cause gambling industry is to big and its growing. Stopping it, or try to make it illegal will have contra effects, instead of collecting taxes from it, governments will have to deal with criminals and illegal underground. And that will bring killings, war for territory who knows what else.

Of course I will stop gambling. I don't want to be an offender of the Law. And in the first place, I onlt do gambling for pleasure and entertainment. I think I'll try to find other hoobies aside from gambling. Maybe I'll switch to sport like basketball, soccer, volleybal etc. Or I'll just think of a business where I can spend my money alloted for gambling Cheesy

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

many players gamble with btc even though gambling is illegal in their country because of anonymous nature of btc transactions. but if you are a responsible citizen you should not gamble and obey the laws. and for your question no i would not play if gambling is made illegal in my country.

Quote from: jjacob on July 07, 2016, 02:49:44 AM

...How can the government prevent online gambling in the era of Tor and Bitcoin?

The same way the did with music and videos, fine the shit out of a handful of grandmas and 13 yr old girls.
Illegal and enforceable aren't always mutually inclusive.

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

Yes I would, freedom is important and if I want to gamble I will. I will keep it under control though otherwise others might pick up on it.

Quote from: BetBTC on July 07, 2016, 01:20:20 AM

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

You should not. But if you really want to go for it, use a VPN to avoid troubles.

You don't even need a vpn, unless your ISP will block your connection. I don't think it is a main priority of law-enforcement in most countries around the globe.

hahaha, yeah, i would still gamble, i'm enjoying and really really having fun while gambling, it gives me the thrill and excitement, but of course, i'm doing it with the profits already, first i'm doing a sure bet, and then doing a real bet.

Depends on how strict the rules are for gambling. Mostly, countries only ban online gambling since they cannot tax it or do not have some kind of laws to regulate them. On traditional gambling houses like casinos, I might still play a game or two on them just to entertain myself.

You shouldn't gamble if its illegal in your country. Most likely the reason why its illegal is probably for tax purposes and because local casinos don't make money.

Gambling is illegal here but it can't stop me if i want to gamble some coins? I am using bitcoin and i am cautios so that they won't be able to trace my transactions if its from gambling

It is and I am. I think that's also a gamble, if the authority caught me I can be on bars but again as my country have not accepted bitcoin as a currency, I am playing with digital tokens, It's like the cards we were play with in childhood or like the monopoly game, so there are ways around.

Quote from: farist17 on July 07, 2016, 01:08:23 AM

If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble?

Maybe with some friends but I do not think that I would gamble because I am not looking forward on going to jail, jail is just not for me.
It would be a good thing for some people if it was made illegal because people would save allot more money then.