Would you support a collective boycott of all Russian gambling platforms?

[Gozie51]

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

Many Russian people did not support the invasion by Putin and when they protest, they get locked up in prison which is unfair to them but the point remains that they are Russians and punishment is going to Russia based on the general decision of the countries against the decision of Russian government to invade Ukraine, so they are suffering as Russian citizens.

[traderethereum]

It is not an ideal to make suffer the small business just the people who support the boycott must need in this kind of punishment but still it depends on the people if they still support even though it's in the boycott. Still the Russia focused on their goal, and if the war might continue, there was a possibility, that it might dow their economy. Of course, their president won't allow this to happen, so they made an immediate peace talk with the current situation.

But small businesses will surely suffer if the boycott continues and inevitably, their owners need help from their government.
And hopefully, peace talks can be carried out soon and can run smoothly so that their economic condition can recover and the people will not suffer anymore.

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

They are also human but they have to bear this consequence because their government did it.
The people will not be able to do anything because their government has already monitored it. Whatever it is, they will share the consequences of what their government has done.
The people hope that the situation will end soon and the wars can be stopped so that they can start improving their lives.

[Jemzx00]

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

Many Russian people did not support the invasion by Putin and when they protest, they get locked up in prison which is unfair to them but the point remains that they are Russians and punishment is going to Russia based on the general decision of the countries against the decision of Russian government to invade Ukraine, so they are suffering as Russian citizens.

I'm not really sure how your response is related to what |MINER| said other than the Russian and Ukraine conflict.

Anyway, Yes, Russian citizens are people too and they too are suffering just as Gozie51 said. Disobedience from the government will cause them trouble and I'm not really sure how this boycott will help the issue. I mean how can boycotting business from the Russia will help the issue if the conflict is between the government.

As of now, let's be somehow happy, as the conflict subsided. I still am sad on how many people got affected especially for the Ukrainian Citizen who have lost their lives, love ones, shelter and businesses.

[jossiel]

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

It's just an idea and I don't know if the others have already done it. The thing about boy cotting is that there really are casinos from Russia that are likely a scam and those are the casinos that deserve it.

But for those innocent ones, you do what you think is right. If you've been playing with them for a long time and you see this idea pop out of nowhere then it's still you that's going to decide whether you'll follow the crowd or not.

[TopT3ns]

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

Many Russian people did not support the invasion by Putin and when they protest, they get locked up in prison which is unfair to them but the point remains that they are Russians and punishment is going to Russia based on the general decision of the countries against the decision of Russian government to invade Ukraine, so they are suffering as Russian citizens.

Although war invasion is bad thing did by Russia we can't expectation our ideas and take one side only before getting fact about why war invasion happening. I think we need to check first why war between Russia and Ukraine. What happen both countries and get conflict more than one month and still can't stopping right now. I think with ideas and recommended for boycott Russia gambling platform is not true because still have many Russia citizen not agree with war invasion. They have try to give solution and ask to government stop war invasion to Ukraine and lest begin with peace discussing both side.

[Jody.Drummer]

Well, this is indeed quite difficult to do because this is going back to one thing, namely boycotting is not something that is easy enough to do. telling someone else would be quite difficult to do.
maybe I think this goes back to myself when you really don't like it then you can only start from yourself but inviting other people might be a little difficult, even though you can but it definitely takes time

This is all correct. 
It is quite difficult to persuade users who are used to a particular site.  It will be inconvenient for them to switch to others and many do not understand why they personally need to do this. 
And there are also people who will deliberately start using such Russian gambling sites - just out of harm. 
No, this is an empty boycott initiative. 
It doesn't work effectively.

Because of this, we criticize that we can, but on the other hand, when one of us is comfortable with one of the gambling sites, it will be a little difficult to move to another site because even though there are many gambling sites that are quite good in terms of gambling, I also prefer comfort and being on a site I've trusted from time to time.
to get a new experience by changing sites it may be possible but the old ones of course will be difficult to replace and this may also happen when the site is russian (if that person is comfortable)

[_BlackStar]

I don't support war and I just hope it can be resolved peacefully soon. But if you ask me to boycott everything that comes from Russia ^{[including gambling sites]} then you really have to give me a reason why I should do it.

Are you also going to ask me to block everything from Israel because they invaded/ occupied Palestine for years?

[Marvelman]

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

It's just an idea and I don't know if the others have already done it. The thing about boy cotting is that there really are casinos from Russia that are likely a scam and those are the casinos that deserve it.

But for those innocent ones, you do what you think is right. If you've been playing with them for a long time and you see this idea pop out of nowhere then it's still you that's going to decide whether you'll follow the crowd or not.

Exactly. Although sanctions and boycotts are unlikely to stop Putin's war in Ukraine, they do send a strong message to the Russian people that something is seriously wrong. This will undoubtedly cause more defections from the regime, less faith in their government, more awareness of the threats to their economy and living standards and more sympathy for the anti-war protesters. Perhaps even more significantly, more Russians will understand that their government's policies do not represent their interests.

We don't know whether or not Putin will listen to such warnings. But, given the intensity of Russian nationalism, and how little they are held to account for their policies abroad, Putin will be fearful of losing his people's support. And this might persuade him to stop his aggression.

[mm2543363580]

When you plan to organize a boycott of some sites in a particular country, then, firstly, the inhabitants of this country will use such sites more and thereby compensate for its attendance.  Secondly, there are users on the territory of the opposition countries who, out of curiosity, will use these sites. 
As a result, there will be no real boycott.

This is a valid point but on the other sometime - the banned list also get some fame and recognition - more of the time people start searching and using those banned site through proxy. I remember there was a time when fb was banned in county people have found the other way to use it. Likewise if there is ban = people will find other ways.

[Naficopa]

I don't support war and I just hope it can be resolved peacefully soon. But if you ask me to boycott everything that comes from Russia ^{[including gambling sites]} then you really have to give me a reason why I should do it.

Are you also going to ask me to block everything from Israel because they invaded/ occupied Palestine for years?

Me too I am not a supporter of war. But than again war brings in so much consequences, and there are super powers which try to pull down the involved country = but we have witnessed that stronger get strongest and weaker are perished from the land. This is the survival of fittest.

[sovie]

When you plan to organize a boycott of some sites in a particular country, then, firstly, the inhabitants of this country will use such sites more and thereby compensate for its attendance.  Secondly, there are users on the territory of the opposition countries who, out of curiosity, will use these sites. 
As a result, there will be no real boycott.

Well, this is indeed quite difficult to do because this is going back to one thing, namely boycotting is not something that is easy enough to do. telling someone else would be quite difficult to do.
maybe I think this goes back to myself when you really don't like it then you can only start from yourself but inviting other people might be a little difficult, even though you can but it definitely takes time

This is all correct. 
It is quite difficult to persuade users who are used to a particular site.  It will be inconvenient for them to switch to others and many do not understand why they personally need to do this. 
And there are also people who will deliberately start using such Russian gambling sites - just out of harm. 
No, this is an empty boycott initiative. 
It doesn't work effectively.

I failed to understand – why Russia was targeted to stop the war while there were so many other powerless countries been destroyed by USA – no sanctions and allegation were made against them. And now the whole world has been criticizing them. There is a need for the justice and there is a serious need.

[AicecreaME]

When you plan to organize a boycott of some sites in a particular country, then, firstly, the inhabitants of this country will use such sites more and thereby compensate for its attendance.  Secondly, there are users on the territory of the opposition countries who, out of curiosity, will use these sites.  
As a result, there will be no real boycott.

Well, this is indeed quite difficult to do because this is going back to one thing, namely boycotting is not something that is easy enough to do. telling someone else would be quite difficult to do.
maybe I think this goes back to myself when you really don't like it then you can only start from yourself but inviting other people might be a little difficult, even though you can but it definitely takes time

This is all correct.  
It is quite difficult to persuade users who are used to a particular site.  It will be inconvenient for them to switch to others and many do not understand why they personally need to do this.  
And there are also people who will deliberately start using such Russian gambling sites - just out of harm.  
No, this is an empty boycott initiative.  
It doesn't work effectively.

I agree. There are many members here in forum that have a go-to gambling websites which they are already used to. Transitioning to a new one when the current website they are playing on is still of great service and satisfies them sounds futile to me. In addition, these gambling websites that are Russian owned doesn't necessarily automatically supports the war that's been going on between Russia and Ukraine. There are business owners that are also against it, yet can do so little about it because after all, they are just a small entity.

I don't really see this boycotting movement beneficial to the current conflict that has been happening. Perhaps boycotting those website that upright support the invasion of their country to Ukraine is more appealing and justifiable. There are many innocent lives at stake now, adding more people into it will just be so cruel.

[Erdogan]

Are you from another planet? You are the one who says 1xbit and 1xbet are Russian casinos! This is your thread! Have you detached yourself from reality?

Keep your cool, you'll have a heart attack!
There is no need to discuss two separate platforms, we all know it's the same casino. I don't care if you're so dumb or incompetent that you can't check the evidence already presented on this forum in a number of topics. Do your own research!

You have created a thread where you manipulate the information that 1xbit and 1xbet are Russian casinos and urge people to boycott them, and you have no basis for that.

What information did I manipulate exactly? Show me an example.

In my eyes, you are a liar and a manipulator!

That's rich coming from you, isn't it? Nobody gives a crap about what you think!

In my opinion DT members should react for such lies!

And then, guess what? They've already reacted. Check your trust.  

Even though I am sure you will avoid answering again, I will ask again: Can you share with us the evidence indicating that 1xbit is registered in Cyprus?

Show one proof that 1xbit is registered in Russia. Because all those available indicate that it is registered in Cyprus.

This thread is manipulation because information that 1xbit or 1xbet are Russian casinos is entirely made up by you. You have no proof that these casinos are registered in Russia. If you have any evidence, present it, if not, close this thread and stop manipulating the information.

The only official information about 1xbet I found is the one in Wikipedia:

1X Corp N.V. (also known as "1xBet") is an online gambling company licensed by the Curaçao eGaming License. It was founded in 2007 and registered in Cyprus.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1xBet

[Desmong]

Don't you consider Russian citizens to be human beings? They are also human beings, so why would they face this boycott, why would they suffer the consequences of political activities ?
I know this boycott will also speak out against Russian civilians, just as the Ukrainian civilians were persecuted. So I don't support the boycott ...

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

[capedbaldy]

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

The opinion is very right that many Russians don't want war to happen, but what happens in war is the will of the government and has nothing to do with civilians. So it's an unfair decision if we condemn everything about Russia including the gambling platform because the platform owner has absolutely nothing to do with war.

[Erdogan]

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

The opinion is very right that many Russians don't want war to happen, but what happens in war is the will of the government and has nothing to do with civilians. So it's an unfair decision if we condemn everything about Russia including the gambling platform because the platform owner has absolutely nothing to do with war.

Casinos that are registered in Russia have to pay taxes on their earnings. Tax money goes into the Russian budget, and then this money supports the war, so it is somehow related to that war. The less money Russian casinos make, the less money there will be to prolong this war. The sooner it ends, the better, so boycotting Russian casinos is a good thing.

[Hamphser]

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

The opinion is very right that many Russians don't want war to happen, but what happens in war is the will of the government and has nothing to do with civilians. So it's an unfair decision if we condemn everything about Russia including the gambling platform because the platform owner has absolutely nothing to do with war.

Casinos that are registered in Russia have to pay taxes on their earnings. Tax money goes into the Russian budget, and then this money supports the war, so it is somehow related to that war. The less money Russian casinos make, the less money there will be to prolong this war. The sooner it ends, the better, so boycotting Russian casinos is a good thing.

But do we really believe that they are really relying much specially on gambling industry? We dont know on how much they do made speaking of tax of this industry but its still a good initiative if we do really mean about

cutting off some sources of their funding specially on this war situation.It might not be that ethical on some areas or point but i do still agree with this initiative even though its not an assurance on stopping
the war but at least it do have some bit nor contribute on the possible effect which might really count as well.

[Erdogan]

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

The opinion is very right that many Russians don't want war to happen, but what happens in war is the will of the government and has nothing to do with civilians. So it's an unfair decision if we condemn everything about Russia including the gambling platform because the platform owner has absolutely nothing to do with war.

Casinos that are registered in Russia have to pay taxes on their earnings. Tax money goes into the Russian budget, and then this money supports the war, so it is somehow related to that war. The less money Russian casinos make, the less money there will be to prolong this war. The sooner it ends, the better, so boycotting Russian casinos is a good thing.

But do we really believe that they are really relying much specially on gambling industry? We dont know on how much they do made speaking of tax of this industry but its still a good initiative if we do really mean about

cutting off some sources of their funding specially on this war situation.It might not be that ethical on some areas or point but i do still agree with this initiative even though its not an assurance on stopping
the war but at least it do have some bit nor contribute on the possible effect which might really count as well.

Of course, boycotting the gambling industry itself will not stop the war. I don't think there is official information about how much money it is, but I don't think it is little amount. The boycott should affect as much of the economy as possible, as well as sanctions of other countries. Only when the entire Russian economy feels this painfully it will be possible to stop the killing of people. In my opinion, this is the only peaceful way to force Russia to end this war, and by boycotting Russian casinos, we can make little contribution to that.

[Hamphser]

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

The opinion is very right that many Russians don't want war to happen, but what happens in war is the will of the government and has nothing to do with civilians. So it's an unfair decision if we condemn everything about Russia including the gambling platform because the platform owner has absolutely nothing to do with war.

Casinos that are registered in Russia have to pay taxes on their earnings. Tax money goes into the Russian budget, and then this money supports the war, so it is somehow related to that war. The less money Russian casinos make, the less money there will be to prolong this war. The sooner it ends, the better, so boycotting Russian casinos is a good thing.

But do we really believe that they are really relying much specially on gambling industry? We dont know on how much they do made speaking of tax of this industry but its still a good initiative if we do really mean about

cutting off some sources of their funding specially on this war situation.It might not be that ethical on some areas or point but i do still agree with this initiative even though its not an assurance on stopping
the war but at least it do have some bit nor contribute on the possible effect which might really count as well.

Of course, boycotting the gambling industry itself will not stop the war. I don't think there is official information about how much money it is, but I don't think it is little amount. The boycott should affect as much of the economy as possible, as well as sanctions of other countries. Only when the entire Russian economy feels this painfully it will be possible to stop the killing of people. In my opinion, this is the only peaceful way to force Russia to end this war, and by boycotting Russian casinos, we can make little contribution to that.

On the recent news or updates of this war.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/4/10/russia-ukraine-live-news-war-to-slash-ukraines-gdp-by-45

Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov discloses Russia will not pause its offensive for, or during, any further talks with Ukraine.

Seems like they wont really be stopping anytime soon despite of sanctions and boycotting or other means.

[Erdogan]

Well said, I never supported the boycott of the Russian gambling platforms just like many Russians never supported the agenda of Putin to attack the Ukrainians. I think for their boycotting of the gambling platforms owns by Russian citicens is to compel Putin to stop his political agenda. I don't think this boycotting will have much effects on Putin's agenda.

The opinion is very right that many Russians don't want war to happen, but what happens in war is the will of the government and has nothing to do with civilians. So it's an unfair decision if we condemn everything about Russia including the gambling platform because the platform owner has absolutely nothing to do with war.

Casinos that are registered in Russia have to pay taxes on their earnings. Tax money goes into the Russian budget, and then this money supports the war, so it is somehow related to that war. The less money Russian casinos make, the less money there will be to prolong this war. The sooner it ends, the better, so boycotting Russian casinos is a good thing.

But do we really believe that they are really relying much specially on gambling industry? We dont know on how much they do made speaking of tax of this industry but its still a good initiative if we do really mean about

cutting off some sources of their funding specially on this war situation.It might not be that ethical on some areas or point but i do still agree with this initiative even though its not an assurance on stopping
the war but at least it do have some bit nor contribute on the possible effect which might really count as well.

Of course, boycotting the gambling industry itself will not stop the war. I don't think there is official information about how much money it is, but I don't think it is little amount. The boycott should affect as much of the economy as possible, as well as sanctions of other countries. Only when the entire Russian economy feels this painfully it will be possible to stop the killing of people. In my opinion, this is the only peaceful way to force Russia to end this war, and by boycotting Russian casinos, we can make little contribution to that.

On the recent news or updates of this war.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/4/10/russia-ukraine-live-news-war-to-slash-ukraines-gdp-by-45

Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov discloses Russia will not pause its offensive for, or during, any further talks with Ukraine.

Seems like they wont really be stopping anytime soon despite of sanctions and boycotting or other means.

It seems that the current sanctions are not sufficient. They will have to be increased until Russia feels it painfully. We must also not forget that Russia has not told the truth even once since the beginning of the conflict, and it was to be expected that it would not end so easily. If Putin stopped the war, it would mean that he would give up, and he certainly will not do that. He simply have to lose, but Russia and its citizens because of him will suffer really bad in future. Let's hope Putin changes his mind as soon as possible.