They put an end to online gambling: what do you think it's going to happen?

[SamReomo]

If it was that easy to turn $200 to $100k with the help of gambling then I would be doing it 24/7, that seems possible when you're living in a fantasy world but in real life nothing like that happens OP. Most of the casinos have already got bankrupt if someone could turn $200 to $100k daily on their casinos.

I have always said this and I will say it once again that gambling is good way to have some fun and earn something if you're lucky but it's not a way to make money or earn an income unless you're referring others and earn money from a referral program.

This thread sounds like a fictional story to me because it's not going to happen in real life, and in gambling not possible at all. So OP you must have to understand that someone who earns $100k per day would never tell anyone about it.

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[ajiz138]

So the government relies on gambling to advance the economy and its citizens rely on gambling to receive many benefits? I don't believe the government relies on gambling in fact there are other things that make the government more advanced in its economy maybe the government just tax the gamblers.

I don't believe this will be the fatal outcome of the government ending gambling in the country.

You know how to go from $200 to $100,000? I will learn the strategy from you if you know. LOL
Hey gambling is not something easy you say, if it was easier then all gamblers would be rich, is there any special strategy? I don't think there is in gambling.

[alani123]

If a country is having a struggling economy, the government should be doing enough to support it and create new sectors, rather than destroy the ones they deem "unsafe". Yes indeed gambling may indeed have some harmful effects in part of the population but a government should prioritize to crush corruption, create infrastructure, lasting jobs, a viable public services sector etc. Countries like Indonesia for instance have introduced very draconian measures against gambling but people still want to do it.

Instead, what are governments doing to combat their ailing public sectors, unemployment, crumbling infrastructure etc? To be perfectly honest I care more if my country has functioning hospitals, food guaranteed for everyone to eat, free universities etc. rather than forbidding gambling. So long as my country is not prioritizing these, I'd be very against my government focusing its resources in fighting online gambling.

[AliMan]

Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

That's impossible, gambling online operation in my country earns a lot from biggest business owners who's running 24/7. They're paying huge taxes because both physical and virtual gambling activities earned huge amount of profit. Though most people patronizes online gambling platform and they lost a lot of money, they still find fun and lucky wins from this.

[bSpend]

Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

First of all, you said online gambling, and not gambling in general, if the government put an end to online gambling, gamblers will make a switch and start patronizing physical gambling and betting outlets, offline casinos, this is what is going to happen and I believe it is very easy to understand.

Secondly, I would also say that its actually very important for us to stop imagining things that are not possible to happen, it is impossible for the government to ban online gambling for no just cause or reason, one reason why the Nigerian government are banning cryptocurrency trading in the country is because, they assume their naira is being manipulated by traders, gambling has no such accusation against it, so I see no reason why it should ever be banned.

[Wapfika]

So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all.

Sounds like an obvious made up story since no one will ever discuss this kind of conversation regarding gambling in a bus as if it’s a necessity for everyone. I believe this is only applicable on states like Vegas which casino is main source of income of most worker in there.

So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

Again gambling is not a necessity. I think anyone can easily cope up on gambling unless you are already an addicted gambler. You can always socialize with your friends as substitute for gambling entertainment.

[Wexnident]

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What now? That scenario is so far away from the reality that it's even a question as to why it is connected to how will we cope when online gambling gets banned. Anw ignoring the initial story, I wouldn't particularly do much about it. I don't really see gambling as a must do activity, it's there and I enjoy it and it's available so I play it, if it's not then that's that. I might try to access it via VPN sometime but that's probably the limit of whatever I'll do to try and continue gambling. Anything above that like moving to a new country would probably be outside of what I'd ever think about in the first place.

[Oshosondy]

Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

Gamblers are not the ones that are benefitting from gambling because people that are gambling are losing to gambling. People that are benefitting from gambling are the gambling platform owners and their workers. I will agree that this can lead to unemployment.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

$200 to win $1000000 daily? This statement is very wrong.

[dimonstration]

Gambling is just one of many source of entertainment. You can go traveling, drink on the bar, and activities that you can enjoy in exchange for your money. The existence of online casino makes gambling accessible to anyone in any part of the world as long as you have an internet connection.

There’s a lot of casino that offers decentralized games which doesn’t need you to provide KYC so even if your government ban gambling you can still play online using the decentralized casino.

This is the perks of living on digital world which everything is accessible already.

[dothebeats]

These are statements that carry no weight. The gambling sector worldwide may be worth half a trillion, but other industries out there are much more important and could destabilize a lot of economies. That person who stated this could just be carried away by his emotions hence why they were able to utter these words which are obvious exaggeration.

Given how big the gambling industry has become, it will take a huge force in order to stop it and prevent its operations. Lots of stakeholders, investors, and deep pockets are already involved, and the government only follows where the money is so there's a very slim chance that these bans will really happen.

[qwertyup23]

Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

I find it difficult to understand what you are saying due to grammatical errors but I assume you are saying that you overheard a person saying: if online gambling ceases to exist, then this will cause financial and economic ruin?

First, I doubt that this will happen due to the benefits that online gambling brings to the government. It provides an additional revenue stream on the part of the government due to the taxes being paid.

Second, even if they remove online gambling, there are still other ways in order for the government to generate income. Sure, it may hurt the economy but there will be ways in order to compensate for it.

Lastly, if online gambling is removed, then people would go back and switch to the traditional physical casinos though expect a significant drop in numbers.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

Again like what I have mentioned above, there will be other ways in order to generate revenue on the part of the government.

On the side of its users, people would switch to physical casinos. But if you remove gambling completely, then I guess people would find ways to exhaust this kind of addiction into other ways.

[Solosanz]

And do you think people in this forum believe most people in your country are making $99,800 per day from gambling?

Let's say they're making such huge amount of money everyday, why they can't fly to the country where gambling is legal? Macao, Hong Kong, Morocco etc gambling is legal in these countries.

It's not make sense for a rich person can't afford to buy flight ticket.

[Eternad]

Given how big the gambling industry has become, it will take a huge force in order to stop it and prevent its operations. Lots of stakeholders, investors, and deep pockets are already involved, and the government only follows where the money is so there's a very slim chance that these bans will really happen.

This is possible on some country that has strict adherence on the welfare of the community. I think 3rd world country where the corrupt government is the only country that might not ban gambling but on other country with strong economy that doesn’t rely on gambling make this story technically possible like Monaco.

But the story is obviously just from the imagination of the OP since he keeps creating this kind of useless topic for gambling post purposes.

[Gaza13]

Government ending online gambling?
In my opinion it is much better, your government has provided education to the public that gambling is not good, it is impossible if the government ends gambling it will end people's lives. It is true that all countries have minimal job opportunities and the population is increasing, but people who do not have permanent jobs but they still live today, for example by looking for work that they can do on the internet, or for the lower middle class they work like scavenging or begging. You have capital of $200 and a gadget, with the capital you have you can open a small business and you can use gadgets or develop ideas to make money such as Affiliate Marketing. This job does not require capital, just your internet quota and gadget.

I think what you say is too much, it's not easy to win in gambling up to $100,000 in a day, the bookie won't give you a big win like you said, the bookie can't lose they all set up the system.

[Ojima-ojo]

Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

first from the person discussion you should already know that he is a gambling addict because gambling with such mindset will even end him in more worst situation and conditions, how can someone camplaining about hunger put up 200$ on staking a bet and even calculating the potential return when he can even lose on the first bet.


Although gambling have played a role which is providing entertainment but in terms of making someone rich, I don't think that happens on regular basis since not all gambler's are lucky to hit the jackpot.

[Sunderland]

Given how big the gambling industry has become, it will take a huge force in order to stop it and prevent its operations. Lots of stakeholders, investors, and deep pockets are already involved, and the government only follows where the money is so there's a very slim chance that these bans will really happen.

This is possible on some country that has strict adherence on the welfare of the community. I think 3rd world country where the corrupt government is the only country that might not ban gambling but on other country with strong economy that doesn’t rely on gambling make this story technically possible like Monaco.

Monaco only ban their locals from gambling and working at the casino there, but the locals are free to gamble online.
Monaco is also a tax haven for gamblers, there is no tax for all winnings in the land based casino and online casino.
With facts like these, I dont think Monaco is strict in its gambling rules.

[Crypto Library]

Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

LoL making $100000 daily, isn't it just a joke?
Or Even if it is true I want to get a lesson from how can it make I don't need the six-digit I can handle with the 4/5 digit amount of profit making  .
Now let's come into the main point, those peoples who depend on gambling to live their life I think they will definitely face difficulty in life even if government don't put an end to gambling. And there will never be possible to make passive income $100000 was a lie nothing else.
In my country, there is already a government banned the casinos so there lots of people are still living there hood with out gambling but even those who depended on gambling for living those are in problem to live a normal healthy life.

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Earlier this morning I was going to work in a bus I over heard, some one complaining very badly that if the government tries to put an end to gambling. That many people will die in hungry with this our economy which nothing is working, no work for people food are at higher amount in their and some people are benefiting from gambling this days, that mostly him his benefiting from gambling.

That with $200 he can stake and win about $100000 daily something that you won't even struggle to get, they can't even pay someone at work monthly up to that amount. So if their is no more online gambling that means definitely there won't be no more gambling at all. So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

That is impossible to win $100000 daily from only 200$. Have those peoples get it only that from gambling people get always profits?
Gambling is a source of earning it is a source of entertainment and it always have the risk in every wager to lose win and lose huge. And because I am not depending on gambling for living that's why I will not have any effect if here the government put an end to it.

[iv4n]

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So how will you cope in your country if eventually they put an end to online gambling?

And what will we do if... Well, when something happens, we will think about it then, certainly the world will not stop spinning because some countries have banned gambling. I guess some people will find a way to gamble, some will only do it while traveling, and some will surely turn to other things in life. That's usually how it is, you shouldn't despair when you lose something, raise your head, and move forward.

But this will not happen, we can expect online gambling to be more regulated, but to ban it is difficult, it seems to me that too many people gamble and it brings a lot of money to casino owners and the state through various taxes. So gambling stays where it is, it can only grow.