What age bracket is perfect for gambling

[perfect999]

It really depends on the kind of education that you receive, I remember that my father taught me about gambling games at an early age, he did it not because he wanted me to gamble but it was a lesson on probabilities, that is how I learned very early on that gambling as a way to make money was simply not going to happen for almost anyone because the probabilities are on the long term against you.

Education alone will not help because our education system is not that good which will be making us to be aware of efficient money handling things. I mean regardless of education level, how effectively we are handling funds and emotions must be more important factors to decide on what age gambling should be allowed. So basically after 30 years of old, people here are getting some awareness against money management.

In my opinion also (based on my efficient money handling capability), only after 30 years people should be allowed to gamble in my country so that they could effectively manage funds and all other required things to keep gambling only for entertainment purpose.

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[romero121]

Some has supported education as a means to make people right for anything, because it gives them responsibility and they do accordingly without failing out of emotions. Some disagree that education alone cant make anything good with gambling. In my understanding education is a must and that is the proper channel through which one can be successful. It can be of anything and everything including gambling.

Just think of being into educated gamble and a random choice. If lucky you might get a big win, but if you're an educated gambler you'll have a preplan that can be executed if your prediction goes wrong.

[carlfebz2]

Education, perspective or decisions are the basic things that make anyone have their own views about gambling. So, whatever the reason, I think there is nothing wrong because we are sure to find choices and different views and that is formed from the education of each individual. But about what age group is suitable for gambling, I guess it depends on how prepared they are to take the burden or the risks involved, because basically someone who starts gambling will definitely start with trial and error or just having fun. There is no definite age range, because, consciously or not, gambling is definitely done by most people from an early age.

Education, perspective in life, and your status in life while you were young, these are the aspects that may enhance yourself on how do you look life. I am not a total gambler, nor being so engage in gambling but what i could only say about these matter was, even your father teaches you at early age, educate you about gambling it is you who would make a choice in your life. It may seem that engaging in gambling should have a bracket for perfect age and yes this might be tackled because gambling wasn't just gambling, it is more than that and the worst about it was the failure that might encounter which is inevitable that a matured person should handle.

Will be definitely varying on someone on how he would be handling out himself into those kind of situations where you own will will tell you on what you should gonna do

and since you do have your knowledge and awareness of your own then you can easily spot out if its good or bad.Actions will vary on how you do look at on a certain thing.

If you do treat it as part of leisure time then its just good but be sure that you wont really be making yourself get addicted.Chances to happen is still on 50% because the

more you engage with it the more probability of getting addicted.

[mindrust]

Above 30 imo. People that are younger than 30 will likely to wager more than they could afford to lose (unless they are wise) and that will ruin their savings. With age people tend to gain wisdom and experience and that's when people realize they shouldn't go all-in. Also older people usually have more throw away money around. Meaning, that they can afford to lose a lot more than the youngsters. Perfect audience for the casinos.

[johhnyUA]

I think that gambling is best of all fit to old people.
They have enough free time, they have some savings which they can lose to casino  and of course - their life is near it's end, so they in fact doesn't exchange gambling for something more important (career, sport and so on). And of course, the opposite situation with children, with gambling they just throwing their time in the hole.

[Mr.right85]

I think that gambling is best of all fit to old people.
They have enough free time, they have some savings which they can lose to casino   and of course - their life is near it's end, so they in fact doesn't exchange gambling for something more important (career, sport and so on). And of course, the opposite situation with children, with gambling they just throwing their time in the hole.

With the way you put this, I feel pity for the aged people and self pity for myself too because, I too would be old someday except for the unfortunate of us that might get to die early. But, there is a truth about what you just said sadly. It feels awkward but true. The elderly have nothing to really look out for unlike the young adults that are busy thinking of there families and future. Lots of plannings and allocation of funds. This is what old age might help you escape especially when you had grown up kids to look after you. You can have some fun times at the table and properly some heart attacks too.

[johhnyUA]

With the way you put this, I feel pity for the aged people and self pity for myself too because, I too would be old someday except for the unfortunate of us that might get to die early. But, there is a truth about what you just said sadly. It feels awkward but true. The elderly have nothing to really look out for unlike the young adults that are busy thinking of there families and future. Lots of plannings and allocation of funds. This is what old age might help you escape especially when you had grown up kids to look after you. You can have some fun times at the table and properly some heart attacks too.

This is sad, but this is real life. Old people have much more free time and much less what to do. So gambling can be their entertainment with no problem of it. Even if they need to watch for their grandchildren of something like that. And yeah, in many offline casinos many of visitors is old people (after 60 years old)

[MCobian]

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In any country it seems that no parent wants their child to become addicted to gambling, then the parents will be tough if they find their child
gambling. I am like you have parents who cannot be discussed with all things related to gambling, if until I dare to ask about gambling. I will have
the same fate as you, so I can't discuss all things about gambling with my parents. This is a lesson for all of us that being a parent should not be
a distance from their child. It means being a good parent, you have to explain everything to your child, including the game of gambling. So that
our children do not get this information from other people, it may be that the information provided by others is misleading.

Well, it's quite a well-known fact(maybe? Don't have any source tbh, but it is more effective than carrot and stick imo) that violence is by far the easiest way to discipline someone, especially children. Some parents just look at the short term effects of physical discipline hence they don't really look at the long-term effects of what their actions would result in (or they're just that much of a bastards who don't care about their children).

Well imho, I'd suppose the parents just want to avoid such discussions to avoid influencing you negatively. Their methods may not be the best, but I think they want the best. Not that I can say it for myself, you have your own opinion tbh so might want to try to confront them instead of bearing it all to yourself.

In fact some parents find it effective with physical violence that will make children become disciplined. Even though sometimes this will only
traumatize children to discuss with their parents. All parents must have different methods of educating their children, whatever it is they only
want the best for their children. If I were a parent, I would prefer non-violent methods, because I think everything can be resolved without
physical violence. Even if we want to make children don't want to repeat their mistakes, it can be a little harsh by punishing them for not
watching TV or playing games. There are actually many ways to educate children to be disciplined without having to commit physical violence.

[DoublerHunter]

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I think that gambling is best of all fit to old people.

^ Probably but let me explain why young adults also fit into this.
In my own, the best bracket for gambling are young adults. These are the set of people who has a lot of dreams and wants to achieve in a way of making shortcuts. They are very impulsive and have more to lose since most of them are not yet responsible (some still live with their parents). In short word, they still afford to lose and hope to win. Money for them is sets of credits to play some stuff. And of course! The golden thing, “Legal”.
Kid gamble is somehow unacceptable, not to be tolerated and unfair. Kids do not know how things work yet, their money is from their parents as well. So letting kids go and play gambling is like ruining their families financially. Never ever decide to do it.

[Vaculin]

Kids do not know how things work yet, their money is from their parents as well. So letting kids go and play gambling is like ruining their families financially. Never ever decide to do it.

Why it's necessary to touch the financial matter, gambling does not really take all your finances if you are discipline with it, a kid that is gambling and their parents know it is better than parents not knowing their kids are gambling. At least they can guide their kids on the right way to gamble,.. I know in some countries is bad but there are some countries who tolerate this and I think it's not really a big problem at all since gambling is already part of our daily lives.

[ReiMomo]

Kids do not know how things work yet, their money is from their parents as well. So letting kids go and play gambling is like ruining their families financially. Never ever decide to do it.

Why it's necessary to touch the financial matter, gambling does not really take all your finances if you are discipline with it, a kid that is gambling and their parents know it is better than parents not knowing their kids are gambling. At least they can guide their kids on the right way to gamble,.. I know in some countries is bad but there are some countries who tolerate this and I think it's not really a big problem at all since gambling is already part of our daily lives.

I guess it means prone to addiction and it will never stop from gambling until all funds and poverty will lose.

As mentioned above, I couldn’t agree more that young adults are the best brackets that produce fortune to gambling platforms. I can attest as one of them (within the same bracket) as I personally have been identified as impulsive before and I will admit it.

The bad thing about being a young adult is that you will always think that there’s always away and there is a lot of options. You will be flooded by things that will make you careless. But when bad luck hits you, you’re dead.

Teenagers can also be considered if they wish. Like this isn’t new at all. There’s a lot of teens gambling on informal gambling platforms. They also breach the requirements by using someone’s identity. Well, that’s life right?

[mu_enrico]

^Age is a lazy metric to measure people's knowledge about gambling. It's only a legal age that says you are now responsible for your action. The perfect gambling age (for casinos), of course, as soon as it's legal. But for the betterment of society, it should go deeper than just age. For example, you need to test your gambling knowledge, get the license, and show the license if you want to enter a casino.

Young adults seem more prone because they haven't got responsibilities yet. It's similar to single, young execs. But the latter already has job responsibility (quite busy). That said, any age bracket can have gambling problems, but the older you are, you got much more to do than just playing games.

[Natsuu]

^Age is a lazy metric to measure people's knowledge about gambling. It's only a legal age that says you are now responsible for your action. The perfect gambling age (for casinos), of course, as soon as it's legal. But for the betterment of society, it should go deeper than just age. For example, you need to test your gambling knowledge, get the license, and show the license if you want to enter a casino.

Young adults seem more prone because they haven't got responsibilities yet. It's similar to single, young execs. But the latter already has job responsibility (quite busy). That said, any age bracket can have gambling problems, but the older you are, you got much more to do than just playing games.

That is the point of the question being held, what is the perfect age for gambling, looking at the lesser evils for the problems. As you said, no matter what age bracket, there will be a problem, but we are looking for right now is the age bracket with less problems and less issues in regards to gambling.

You said that young adults haven't got responsibilities yet, which I approve so they are probably not the best age for gambling, so I guess that beyond being young adult, where there is already responsibilities, yet they're still very eager and somehow younng.

[johhnyUA]

In my own, the best bracket for gambling are young adults. These are the set of people who has a lot of dreams and wants to achieve in a way of making shortcuts. They are very impulsive and have more to lose since most of them are not yet responsible (some still live with their parents). In short word, they still afford to lose and hope to win. Money for them is sets of credits to play some stuff. And of course! The golden thing, “Legal”

Such people mostly lost everything and also doing impulsive things (like robbering for needed amount of money to gamble). Yeah, if you cold-hearted (like me) in terms of gambling and can be master of oneself you can gamble. But as i said before, you will just spent your time for nothing.

Crypto now is good example: Rather than losing money in slots, you can invest in some lowcap coin and with a big probability get in return like x5-10. This is what I'm talking about.

[Silberman]

It really depends on the kind of education that you receive, I remember that my father taught me about gambling games at an early age, he did it not because he wanted me to gamble but it was a lesson on probabilities, that is how I learned very early on that gambling as a way to make money was simply not going to happen for almost anyone because the probabilities are on the long term against you.

You have a really progressive parents then, I mean if I was to ask my parents about that thing, I would probably get myself beaten to a pulp. To me though, I would say that gambling should be allowed on the age where the individual can decide for themselves and have the ability to accept responsibility, it will be difficult to determine by age since people mature differently, maybe sticking to 18 will be enough.

I have never thought about it but I think you may have a point, however when it comes to the right age for people to gamble most countries accept this to be the moment you are thought to reach adulthood, but as we know people have different maturity rates,  I have met persons that were 15 years old which were very mature and I have met people that were 35 years old that were very immature so age alone is not a perfect metric but it is the best that we have at the moment.

[finaleshot2016]

It really depends on the kind of education that you receive, I remember that my father taught me about gambling games at an early age, he did it not because he wanted me to gamble but it was a lesson on probabilities, that is how I learned very early on that gambling as a way to make money was simply not going to happen for almost anyone because the probabilities are on the long term against you.

You have a really progressive parents then, I mean if I was to ask my parents about that thing, I would probably get myself beaten to a pulp. To me though, I would say that gambling should be allowed on the age where the individual can decide for themselves and have the ability to accept responsibility, it will be difficult to determine by age since people mature differently, maybe sticking to 18 will be enough.

I have never thought about it but I think you may have a point, however when it comes to the right age for people to gamble most countries accept this to be the moment you are thought to reach adulthood, but as we know people have different maturity rates,  I have met persons that were 15 years old which were very mature and I have met people that were 35 years old that were very immature so age alone is not a perfect metric but it is the best that we have at the moment.

My father never teach me about probabilities at my early age because I'm the one who discovered about it and at an early age, I found out that it's really hard to win in gambling especially if you'll take it as your way to earn some profit. The only thing my father said to me is to value money because it's really hard to earn money and yes, I understand all of that so I'm away from gambling and just focusing on other recreational activities. So I guess, I'm pretty lucky to have him because he taught me more about money even though he doesn't know about the probabilities and the mathematical explanation on gambling. 

[DeathAngel]

Obviously you must be an adult & of legal age in your country. Other than that age doesn’t really matter, you must gamble responsibly & be of legal ate. That’s about it really in my opinion.

[KTChampions]

I regard gambling as entertainment, therefore, I think that mature age is optimal for this activity. If you are young, then, firstly, you have much more cheaper ways to tickle your nerves, and secondly, gambling is dangerous because it can cause addiction, so it is better to avoid it when you are young.

[BuNga_cute]

I regard gambling as entertainment, therefore, I think that mature age is optimal for this activity. If you are young, then, firstly, you have much more cheaper ways to tickle your nerves, and secondly, gambling is dangerous because it can cause addiction, so it is better to avoid it when you are young.

I have the same thoughts as you, it is better to gamble only for entertainment and do not make gambling a source of income. Young people
are more at risk of becoming gambling addiction than the mature age, because young people cannot control their unstable emotions. Therefore,
usually every country has its own rules at what age it is permissible to play gambling,  it is in order to prevent young people from becoming
addicted to gambling. Because it is better if gambling at a young age is avoided first for the good of the child himself.

[dunfida]

I regard gambling as entertainment, therefore, I think that mature age is optimal for this activity. If you are young, then, firstly, you have much more cheaper ways to tickle your nerves, and secondly, gambling is dangerous because it can cause addiction, so it is better to avoid it when you are young.

Even you are already old and engage with gambling, you do still have the same odds on getting addicted.It does matter on how someone would handle out the risk
and been aware on how he'd been doing.

Its non deniable that  young minds cant able to handle up themselves and due to curiosity you would really be testing out things neither those are bad or not.

Everything which you do dealt up too much will always have some negative effects.Gambling isnt bad but when you do play too much or spend up much
and thats where problem begins.