gambling winner identity

[rahmad2nd]

this is a good topic [Gambling house responisbilty to protect people data] and it should be mandatory for gambling houses to keep user privacy safe.

first of all, regarding privacy which has always been our long discussion in this forum.
Several other members have posted before, regarding why gambling houses or online casinos often disclose winning information on their gambling platforms. them, "gambling houses" can disclose based on the legality they have on the terms contained in their license. So, I believe this is obvious.

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

what the man did was entirely his right and responsibility, related to hiding his identity as an excuse to keep it a secret from his wife and children. to be honest, I think it's purely his right and responsibility based on the choices he makes. after all, we do not know for sure behind the reason he made. he just said, that he was worried the money would make them lazy. the reason makes sense. however, we don't necessarily have to be the judge of what he does.

regarding the costume he wore to maintain the confidentiality of his identity at the prize-giving session, as long as it did not violate the rules of the lottery gambling house platform. I think what the man did was legitimate.

[Cling18]

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

That man hit a very huge amount of jackpot and as for me, it's important to keep our identity in private but hiding your winnings from your wife and children is too much. If I would win that amount, I want my wife and children to experience a luxurious wife because I believe that they deserve that but I won't disregard educating them on how to value money and how to maximize it. I don't think hiding such huge amount to your family will bring you peace. You can hide it from the people around you but not in your own household.

[Frankolala]

The man didn't do anything strange,there is a reason why he did that. We are all different in color and od different mindset, some person are poor in spirit maybe that is the type of person he is. They will have millions and act as if they have nothing because the can control themselves from been carried away by the money. Imagine what he said that he doesn't want his family to be lazy i.e he will live his life normal. If he is not hiding his identity,the win will go viral and people will know him. Maybe he is also trying to stay secured from robbers or so much attention on him.

Letting your family to know about your success is good because you are all one. I don't see any reason why your family will not be able to enjoy your wealth and know that you are wealthy. The man will not be investing the money maybe he will be  spending it secretly.

[JoyMarsha]

The man's action is very right. He's wise, he knows what he's up to if he discloses the huge amount won from gambling can do to his family. Not everything should be made known to the whole world to know. The man in question is not only keeping the prize won away from his family, but he is also keeping his identity away from friends who would want to plan evil towards him or defraud him. I have heard news of individuals that won big in gambling that ended badly from dubious behaviour from family

[Doell]

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

To be honest I'll do as the man did there, being a winner and covering up identity is not only about family but environment too. The man's reasoning was simple, and it seemed he loved his family more than anything. For safety, prosperity, the future, it's all for the family. Educating to hard depending on the character, and as a husband only he understands the character of his family.

[Slow death]

if he got seriously ill in the hospital and needed his wife to bring him food? Maybe he doesn't think about it? Are the wife and child more important than money? how could he spend so much money without his wife and son finding out? and there is another more serious issue that if he took all that money and then died while he didn't say anything to his wife and son he would let his wife and son go through financial difficulties while he could have avoided such a thing if he had been an honest person , with love in my heart I would have told the whole truth. the moment he prefers to lie, hide from his wife and son that he has money then this guy is bad, Is a bad person

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

To be honest I'll do as the man did there, being a winner and covering up identity is not only about family but environment too. The man's reasoning was simple, and it seemed he loved his family more than anything. For safety, prosperity, the future, it's all for the family. Educating to hard depending on the character, and as a husband only he understands the character of his family.

lying is wrong, no matter the reasons, lying is wrong. I'll give you an example: imagine that the man gets seriously ill to the point of not talking or moving his hands, at the hospital they charge him 5 million dollars to be able to cure him, but the woman doesn't have that money and doesn't know that the husband has the money, and the doctor tells the wife that if they don't pay the 5 million dollars the husband will die in 7 days, after 7 days the husband dies. see how a lie can lead down a dangerous path? if he lies about money, then who can guarantee that I don't lie about other things? And that's what he wants his wife and son to do: "lie?", does he think his wife and son would forgive him the day they discovered his lies?

[uneng]

Japanese in general are a very responsible people who value honor above everything. I can understand this man, because he doesn't want his family to change their principles because they have won a huge amount of 'easy money', and as we know it happens with several people who win on the lottery or are born in wealthy families.

When you don't have to work to live and thrive anymore, everything loses its value and importance for you. Everything becomes easy and banalized, and then people feel empty inside, possibly going for addictions and temporary pleasures like alcohol and/or casual relationships which make them only feel emptier and emptier within time.

Of course this man is going to use the money for his family's good sake. They are going to be benefited by that, no doubts about it.

[Doell]

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

To be honest I'll do as the man did there, being a winner and covering up identity is not only about family but environment too. The man's reasoning was simple, and it seemed he loved his family more than anything. For safety, prosperity, the future, it's all for the family. Educating to hard depending on the character, and as a husband only he understands the character of his family.

lying is wrong, no matter the reasons, lying is wrong. I'll give you an example: imagine that the man gets seriously ill to the point of not talking or moving his hands, at the hospital they charge him 5 million dollars to be able to cure him, but the woman doesn't have that money and doesn't know that the husband has the money, and the doctor tells the wife that if they don't pay the 5 million dollars the husband will die in 7 days, after 7 days the husband dies. see how a lie can lead down a dangerous path? if he lies about money, then who can guarantee that I don't lie about other things? And that's what he wants his wife and son to do: "lie?", does he think his wife and son would forgive him the day they discovered his lies?

Thank you, the example are very educational. That man's reasoning might only be temporary, because hiding such a large amount of money is also not easy, especially with a wife. Anyway this is not about of lies this is a attitude, a man who understands the harsh meaning of life in a country full of discipline, being lazy is a worries for every father at there.

[BitcoinPanther]

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

I greatly agree, I think his reasoning is for him to freely spend the money without his wife auditing him.  Another reason is the guy possibly have another woman and make him able to buy properties where he and his woman can live together.  He also deprived his family of the possible good thing from winning the jackpot.  All in all I do not believe his reasoning.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

The man's action is wrong.  As husband and wife, they share the responsibility, blessings and problems their family encounters.  It is greedy and unreasonable for man to deprive his family a good way of living.  And keeping a secret that must be told is another way of cheating.

Of course this man is going to use the money for his family's good sake. They are going to be benefited by that, no doubts about it.

I don't think he will, why?  Because he lied in the first place.  Liars are not to be trusted and liars doesn't mean what they are saying.  Mostly they say it to make them look good but deep inside they don't mean it.  I believe he will be spending the money to support his vices.

[ralle14]

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

I think it's fine for the father to hide his winnings from his family since he's still doing it for a good reason. I have to say that it could've been handled in a different way but there's nothing wrong with it and maybe he doesn't want the unnecessary attention that could potentially come from his other family members and relatives. On paper, it might've been better to let his family know everything but still, it's understandable knowing how money can sometimes easily change people.

[Porfirii]

What I am going to say is a bit off topic, but still related to the discussion.

In my country, and I'm sure that it is the same in many others, there are some Apps that let you buy lottery, and they keep your ticket in deposit. I think that, in the event you win really big (Euromillions, for example), your personal data may be leaked by them, because they will be worth a lot for advertisers, for example.

I doubt whether this is even legal, but you know... So I don't like to use these Apps, because I'm afraid that, if I win big, my life may end being crazy because of potentially omnipresent unwanted spam.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

Many families have been robbed and killed for an amount not even up to $10,000, not to even talk of 30million that many will be ready to do anything just to be in possession of such huge sum of money. So to me,  i see nothing wrong with the idea of the man trying to play safe and not putting either his life or that of his family members in danger if the news happens to goes public and they get to know he was the winner of the $30million.. As he is likely to be prone to risk and attack from robbers.  So staying anonymous was indeed the best of idea

[Hispo]

On one hand I would feel happy to share the good news with my family so we could all celebrate the money, but keeping the secret also have its own advantages.
Financial privacy means it would be less likely  for bad people to approach us and try to scam us and abuse us or even threat us for money.

That "family getting lazy" thing is very situacional, many Asian cultures frown upon the laziness and celebrate hard work, there is a high chance this person is one of those strict parents who want his children to study and work hard and never to become entitled. In that case, I can agree to certain extend to what he did to conceal his identity.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

I can in all honesty tell you that the reason the man gave for his actions isnt really the reason, there is no way he would hide such an amount of money from his family, i can tell you that the real reason why he did what he did was to keep his identity away from the general public since he knew the company would no doubt, take a picture of him to post.
He probably didnt want the lottery company to try to convince him that is why he didnt tell them the real reason why he did what he did.

You think about it, how possible is it for someone to be spending[ a whooping $30 million without his family enjoying from it? he's probably going to buy a house, buy a car, is his family not going to live in that new house with him? are they not going to ride in the new car with him?

He did what he did to hide his identity from the general public not his wife and children, and if i am him or maybe i won such an amount of money, i tell you i would do the same.

[Renampun]

thank you to all who have given their opinions, all of your opinions are really extraordinary and make all sense. I only think from a woman's point of view;

• I would support my partner to do the same (as the man did) if he did it to hide his identity from others instead of a partner who accompanies him for life and helps him in doing things every day.
• $30 million is not something that can be easily spent, whether he has no intention of passing it on to his wife and children or making his wife and children happy while they are still alive in this world. what if it turns out that the man plans to marry again with his winning money, or he already has another woman and wants to have fun with the lottery-winning money.

I do sound old-fashioned, but every couple should enjoy the ups and downs in life together and not keep a fatal secret because we don't know when someone's life will end.

[crzy]

Many people change their lifestyle if they already have the money and with this, I see nothing wrong here beside he will not leave his family just because of this, he can tell it to them at the right time. We don’t know the background of his family and probably something is wrong on handling their finances, and this guy knows how to do it properly. Congrats on your winnings and I hope he will use this money wisely and I just hope that they remain family.

[coin-investor]

I think he doesn't trust his family or he has other plans which are why he doesn't want to involve his family in the first place the first that you should know is his family he should trust all the members of his family and why does he think that they will change
he just needs to tell his family and be honest with his feeling and his thoughts if his children have a good upbringing they will not turns out what he thinks they might turn out, he should just be honest, whatever he has his family should have a part of it.

[Furious 7]

I'm actually more curious whether there is an obligation for lottery winners to be documented when giving prizes? If not, then my guess is just for fun.

As for why he hid his winnings from his family, it could be that he had evil intentions with the money he got, meaning to enjoy it for himself, it is better to educate the family to be able to use money properly than to hide it just because of fear of his wife and children being lazy, hopefully not something bad happened to him because it could be that neither he nor his family ended up enjoying anything because of stupid reasons like that

I am also thinking in the same direction, because in this case is it really necessary to do so. But on the other hand I also understand a little because when they spend a large enough amount for the lottery or lottery maybe they need documentation for their report that the winner is real lol.

But for the person who wins in this case it's actually not the first time I've seen people hide when they make big profits from something like this.

[dothebeats]

The man has quite the reason as to why he went disguised in claiming his prize, but whatever those reasons are, winners shouldn't have their identities be in public specially if it involves winning a huge amount. It puts their lives in danger, puts their personal relationship in fragile bridges, and also just gives away a lot of information to other people that might have some interest on the winnings of that person. I believe that there should be a law against publishing public details of winners of whatever contest that involves money, or if there is one they should strengthen its implementation.

[Mahanton]

The man's reasoning is reasonable, but in my personal opinion this is an irresponsible act, he should as a husband, be honest with his wife or children and even if they turn into lazy, he just needs to educate them hard.

what do you think, is the man's action right or if you experience it (win a big jackpot) will you do as the man did or even be honest with your victory to your family??

I might be doing the same.That winners reasoning is indeed reasonable and even myself would be considering on following on the same path if ever i do hit up the jackpot.
Not on the sense that you arent trusting your wife but we know that money could change a person, im not saying that all people would end up the same but in most cases it would really make you lazy.
The thing you should also mind is that the one you are holding which you wont be ending up on having that lavish spending.Sooner or later it would really be still
be known by family members.Where you would be storing up those money? on your sole bank account? How long you would be keeping this secret?