Slot Educational

[virasisog]

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

It depends, gambling marches or language that is easily understood by ordinary people is: (a campaign for the danger of gambling), such methods are often carried out by the government, maybe almost every country often does this parade, the mission and vision are different, the point is the effects of gambling addiction.

When talking about effectiveness, of course it depends on people's understanding of the risks and negative effects of gambling, yes, most of what I see has no effect, it actually got worse that the people were involved in gambling after the parade was held, however, the government is obliged to remind the people that it is their right, it all comes back to ourselves, whether we want to gamble or not, the biggest influence is on ourselves, not from marches or campaigns.

It would be beneficial if they gave their audiences, particularly young people, cautionary advice and warnings as well as adequate explanations, but if all they did was flaunt their staff's attire and the theme of slots, they were only serving to further their own objectives which may only reciprocate their goal.

Without sufficient prudence, they are actually increasing gambling rather than eliminating it. The purpose of parades like this one should be to inform the public about the dangers and consequences of gambling addiction.
In order to educate people rather than raise curiosity or influence about gambling games, it would be better if the government would focus on educating and spreading awareness on how to get rid of gambling addiction.

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[maydna]

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They need to self-understanding what is best for their life. Especially with a bad economy in the country where hard to get real jobs, sometimes, people try to find a way how to get money, and gambling is the best way because is more quickly to double and triple their money. But again, the education factor that makes them to be addicted, they don't know how to manage; when they must play, and when they must stop until their money runs out. And badly, after the money run out, they try to borrow online loans with high interest, so the loan become the biggest than what they borrowed which makes their treasure gone.

Their self-awareness can help them get out of gambling so they know that gambling will never always pay off big. He may lose a lot of money playing gambling, so he should try to get out of gambling as soon as possible. If he continues to gamble, he will only waste his money without the opportunity to earn a lot. Moreover, many people gamble using small money but expect to win a lot. If they think so, they will only experience the frustration of never having won much money.

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What you say is true because the act of gambling is a choice and whether a person will start to become an addict or stop immediately because he has lost a lot depends on his own awareness so that the existence of such a march will not affect it at.
Most gamblers who saw the parade probably only took it as a criticism or advice to stop gambling immediately but they would still gamble according to their goals and desires.
Technology has greatly affected gambling because with the development of technology it will be easier for someone to access gambling sites, but we cannot blame technological developments because this is a gambler's fault for misusing existing technology.

If a person can immediately stop gambling, it will be good for him because he can stop what he is doing and turn his attention to work that can provide him with a salary. Instead of playing gambling, which can not provide benefits, he should use his time to work because it can make him earn money. Gambling is not a quick way to make money but a quick way to lose money. So gamblers should wake up immediately and not rely on gambling to make money. And for gamblers who have experienced gambling addiction, they should also think about how much money they have used to gamble.

[molsewid]

It would be beneficial if they gave their audiences, particularly young people, cautionary advice and warnings as well as adequate explanations, but if all they did was flaunt their staff's attire and the theme of slots, they were only serving to further their own objectives which may only reciprocate their goal.

Without sufficient prudence, they are actually increasing gambling rather than eliminating it. The purpose of parades like this one should be to inform the public about the dangers and consequences of gambling addiction.
In order to educate people rather than raise curiosity or influence about gambling games, it would be better if the government would focus on educating and spreading awareness on how to get rid of gambling addiction.

It can help yes, but for me when it comes to the young people it should be the responsibility of their parents, if their parents are the one who gambles a lot then it is more possible that a child will be a gambler at a young age as well. I think , it is better to teach how to manage finances rather than making some parade that will catch their attention more. Teaching them to manage money will help them not to be addicted when the time they start to gamble , they will financial literate as well.

[panjul07]

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

I think the opposite because this parade can be like a free advertisement for people who are curious about what they see in the parade.
Not all people know about what they see there (I'm referring to the Gates of Olympus big banner as well as the cosplay of the Zeus), and it may attract non gamblers to find about it in the internet and they will find mostly something attractive like big wins or interesting offer from the casino.
If the main idea is to educate people about the negative effect of gambling, it can be done with a better concept (not in a public place).
However I appreciate the idea but they have to educate people with better targeted audience.

[alegotardo]

in the video, it is not explained which region (city) it comes from but it is clear that the parade is from my country, in the parade it is clear what slot players get when they play from the "first" month (still motorbikes are expensive) to month "fourth" (ugly motorcycle).

without direct education by the central and local governments to young people and the general public, I think this kind of parade is not effective enough, it's even obvious, the parade is the initiative of the private community in the area.

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

Certainly not, such a parade has much more potential to attract more players and addict more people than to educate them about the problems that gambling can cause.
Anyway, I believe Pragmatic Play is very happy for the free advertising of the Gates of Olympicus slot.

Anyway, I believe that this parade only reached the residents of a small province and the message they conveyed was absorbed by a very small portion of the universe of people involved in gambling.
I doubt that something like this could have an impact in a larger or more populous city.

[dezoel]

I don't think the parade will work to awaken people who are already gambling because I feel it is people's choice to gamble or stay away from gambling. Of course, some people will continue to gamble, covertly or openly, because they are used to gambling, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to stop. Perhaps, it can help if people keep reminding and inviting people who often gamble to do something so they won't think about gambling. Besides that, with today's technological developments, people can play gambling quietly and will not tell their friends that they are still gambling.

They need to self-understanding what is best for their life. Especially with a bad economy in the country where hard to get real jobs, sometimes, people try to find a way how to get money, and gambling is the best way because is more quickly to double and triple their money. But again, the education factor that makes them to be addicted, they don't know how to manage; when they must play, and when they must stop until their money runs out. And badly, after the money run out, they try to borrow online loans with high interest, so the loan become the biggest than what they borrowed which makes their treasure gone.

Gambling is basically not a way to double or triple your money, if someone thinks of it that way, they are absolutely wrong and they will only waste their money trying to achieve that. One shouldn't aim to gain 2x of their initial bankroll from gambling because those who do that get out of the casino with nothing left in their hands or pockets.

If someone has money and wants to make more money, they need to find another source for that. Gambling is for those who have extra money that they can spend on it and have no worries even if it's lost, it isn't for desperate people looking to make some cash from what they have.

[Tumanggor]

I don't think the parade will work to awaken people who are already gambling because I feel it is people's choice to gamble or stay away from gambling.

They need to self-understanding what is best for their life. Especially with a bad economy in the country where hard to get real jobs, sometimes, people try to find a way how to get money, and gambling is the best way because is more quickly to double and triple their money. But again, the education factor that makes them to be addicted, they don't know how to manage; when they must play, and when they must stop until their money runs out. And badly, after the money run out, they try to borrow online loans with high interest, so the loan become the biggest than what they borrowed which makes their treasure gone.

Gambling is basically not a way to double or triple your money, if someone thinks of it that way, they are absolutely wrong and they will only waste their money trying to achieve that. One shouldn't aim to gain 2x of their initial bankroll from gambling because those who do that get out of the casino with nothing left in their hands or pockets.

If someone has money and wants to make more money, they need to find another source for that. Gambling is for those who have extra money that they can spend on it and have no worries even if it's lost, it isn't for desperate people looking to make some cash from what they have.

the majority of slot players must think consciously that slots are the best and fastest way to multiply money, however, without large capital and a stable mentality, a player will find it difficult to get sustainable profits while playing

Education, parades, advertisements and banners about the dangers of slot addiction have circulated quite a lot, it's just that their effectiveness is currently in doubt amid the onslaught of new casino businesses that keep popping up, using influencers to attract more visitors and slot players

[Oilacris]

I don't think the parade will work to awaken people who are already gambling because I feel it is people's choice to gamble or stay away from gambling.

They need to self-understanding what is best for their life. Especially with a bad economy in the country where hard to get real jobs, sometimes, people try to find a way how to get money, and gambling is the best way because is more quickly to double and triple their money. But again, the education factor that makes them to be addicted, they don't know how to manage; when they must play, and when they must stop until their money runs out. And badly, after the money run out, they try to borrow online loans with high interest, so the loan become the biggest than what they borrowed which makes their treasure gone.

Gambling is basically not a way to double or triple your money, if someone thinks of it that way, they are absolutely wrong and they will only waste their money trying to achieve that. One shouldn't aim to gain 2x of their initial bankroll from gambling because those who do that get out of the casino with nothing left in their hands or pockets.

If someone has money and wants to make more money, they need to find another source for that. Gambling is for those who have extra money that they can spend on it and have no worries even if it's lost, it isn't for desperate people looking to make some cash from what they have.

the majority of slot players must think consciously that slots are the best and fastest way to multiply money, however, without large capital and a stable mentality, a player will find it difficult to get sustainable profits while playing

Education, parades, advertisements and banners about the dangers of slot addiction have circulated quite a lot, it's just that their effectiveness is currently in doubt amid the onslaught of new casino businesses that keep popping up, using influencers to attract more visitors and slot players

Wait?

Are those slot parades does really shows off about some warnings or awareness on how dangerous slot gaming is? I dont think so basing up on the pictures but rather it is really doing the opposite.
It is really that safe to presume out that they are rather making some exposure about on a certain slot game or type which it would really be showing that people should be trying out on
playing and also its not really that something educational.

Next, slot might be the fastest way on multiplying money or best way but also you should be thinking about on losing the fastest way too.Its not really bad on making out those impressions
but you should really make out some balance that you are really that indeed dealing up with gambling which we know that it is really that risky as hell.
Its not bad to play out gambling as long you do really have that control of yourself on the time that you are engaging into it.

[rahmad2nd]

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

I think the opposite because this parade can be like a free advertisement for people who are curious about what they see in the parade.
Not all people know about what they see there (I'm referring to the Gates of Olympus big banner as well as the cosplay of the Zeus), and it may attract non gamblers to find about it in the internet and they will find mostly something attractive like big wins or interesting offer from the casino.
If the main idea is to educate people about the negative effect of gambling, it can be done with a better concept (not in a public place).
However I appreciate the idea but they have to educate people with better targeted audience.

Well, even a march like this could be misinterpreted by ordinary people. like you said, not everyone knows what they're doing with the campaign. even what is done as in the video with all the attributes and cosplay, can encourage ordinary people to find out more. the message contained in the parade can be a double-edged sword, regardless of good ideas and intentions to educate the public, especially those in the area where the video was made.

This video is very short, we can't go into it any further. but in essence, we agree that there is a better and more elegant way than attracting the attention of many people without creating a crowd that has the potential to disrupt the activities of the local community. or maybe, they do it just to make content to be commercialized on certain platforms, the goal is none other than to get a high rating from the viewers who watch it. hopefully, my assumption is wrong.

[Renampun]

He said that many of his students already knew about online gambling.

"Many children talk about online gambling or slot gambling at school," said the elementary school teacher who did not want to be named, Monday (11/9/2023).

However, he never found his students playing online gambling or slot gambling at the school where he taught.

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my country strictly prohibits all forms of gambling, but the sad thing is, many children aged 9 - 10 years already understand and know about gambling, especially slot gambling, why is that because quite a lot of elementary school children in our country already have personal smartphones! they often exchange information and understand how to use VPN to open online gambling sites,

here I think the educational role of online gambling developers, especially online casinos, is very important, maybe you can give a little educational message to those who open your site, as adults, we must be able to protect young children from gambling, they cannot yet earn their own money, the money they get mostly comes from their parents' money.

[so98nn]

That's interesting. I have never seen a country or region where gambling has surpassed so much that they need to have a parade to make more gambling awareness. I mean will that be ever useful? I don't think that it will be because it is just gonna be a fun party for some time, peeps will watch it, walk around it for some time, may be take a few pics and videos for their social accounts and then they will forget about it.

Did it affect me in any way? Since I keep playing slots and other gambling games all the time, we should be the right candidates to ask this question. The answer is hell no. I am now having more questions about why they had it, whose behind it, and where is it from?

I think all this addiction thing can only be controlled by self-awareness. No one can help us, not our friends, parents, loved ones or neighbours but only self awareness.

[milewilda]

That's interesting. I have never seen a country or region where gambling has surpassed so much that they need to have a parade to make more gambling awareness. I mean will that be ever useful? I don't think that it will be because it is just gonna be a fun party for some time, peeps will watch it, walk around it for some time, may be take a few pics and videos for their social accounts and then they will forget about it.

Did it affect me in any way? Since I keep playing slots and other gambling games all the time, we should be the right candidates to ask this question. The answer is hell no. I am now having more questions about why they had it, whose behind it, and where is it from?

I think all this addiction thing can only be controlled by self-awareness. No one can help us, not our friends, parents, loved ones or neighbours but only self awareness.

Where it do came from? Its normal that the one who organized out such parade are to those gambling companies or casinos on that country which they did really make out some parade just to show off with those
slot type games which it might really be able to poke up someones interest once they do able to see it. I dont know on whats the show about motorcycle from those good looking ones until into that bad ones
which they are showing on how gambling addiction would affect someone? Is this some sort of eye opening thing and showing that gambling addiction could make that kind of situation on a certain individual?
Totally contradicting in  that case if they are really that showing off that kind of thing which it do make people would be staying away with gambling instead.

[gunhell16]

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

It depends, gambling marches or language that is easily understood by ordinary people is: (a campaign for the danger of gambling), such methods are often carried out by the government, maybe almost every country often does this parade, the mission and vision are different, the point is the effects of gambling addiction.

When talking about effectiveness, of course it depends on people's understanding of the risks and negative effects of gambling, yes, most of what I see has no effect, it actually got worse that the people were involved in gambling after the parade was held, however, the government is obliged to remind the people that it is their right, it all comes back to ourselves, whether we want to gamble or not, the biggest influence is on ourselves, not from marches or campaigns.

It would be beneficial if they gave their audiences, particularly young people, cautionary advice and warnings as well as adequate explanations, but if all they did was flaunt their staff's attire and the theme of slots, they were only serving to further their own objectives which may only reciprocate their goal.

Without sufficient prudence, they are actually increasing gambling rather than eliminating it. The purpose of parades like this one should be to inform the public about the dangers and consequences of gambling addiction.
In order to educate people rather than raise curiosity or influence about gambling games, it would be better if the government would focus on educating and spreading awareness on how to get rid of gambling addiction.

Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.

Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.

[Outhue]

I have watched the video, but I couldn't understand what they are trying to do, because it looks like they are promoting slot gambling, this is not going to reduce the level of gambling addiction but will increase it even more.

Gambling is not a disease, people are the ones that like overdoing everything, when high risks is present in something, you are to automatically be careful with it, because with the high risk it could be disastrous to your health or and your life.

Whether the parade happens or not, those who will gamble will gamble, it looks like the lowest form of gambling advertisements to me, and unfortunately it won't catch many attention because it doesn't look that great, but still, people must have noticed it anyway.

[Dunamisx]

do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?

Gambling addiction cannot be totally predicted from a gamblers life because the approach use that works for one may not be the same one to work for another, this is something we have to know and understand that we have to closely look into the conditions attached into a gambler's addiction lifestyle before using a particular method of approach to tackle it, but there's nothing to doubt about it going to effectively work for some people but not all, now for us to have the best results at the maximum effect, we have to look directly into the conditions associated to the way this gambling addiction affects the gambler involved before choosing or deciding on the means to get it solved.

[maydna]

Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.

Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.

Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.

By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.

[Nwada001]

the majority of slot players must think consciously that slots are the best and fastest way to multiply money, however, without large capital and a stable mentality, a player will find it difficult to get sustainable profits while playing

Education, parades, advertisements and banners about the dangers of slot addiction have circulated quite a lot, it's just that their effectiveness is currently in doubt amid the onslaught of new casino businesses that keep popping up, using influencers to attract more visitors and slot players

I see slot playing as an easy and try your luck kind of game, and most of the people I know, myself included, don't have much passion for gambling, so I make use of slot games as my kind of play with options. Since I don't need any kind of special skills for me to make a correct prediction, I just have to select my option and relay on luck if the algorithm happens to read through, and if my prediction happens to be among the selected numbers for the winning, then I count myself lucky.
 
It's not like other games, which will require someone to have skill in how to make a prediction, how to follow up on the game, and how to make sure that you reduce your chances of losing based on the kind of games that you select. I believe most people like to play slots, and sometimes I see it as something that also gives gamblers without a prediction skill a higher chance of enjoying casinos, as they can either win by just making some random selection of numbers that will turn out to be their lucky day, or they can lose by also not limiting their chances of losing.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.

Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.

Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money.

By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money.

What are you even saying bud, you are wearing a signature that belongs to a gambling casino, and you are paid every week for every post you make while wearing this signature..
If for example the so call campaign against gambling starts as you suggested, and people stop gambling, how or where do you think the casino you are promoting will get the money to pay you .

Anyways, let's always try to get things straight, normal or should I say, moderate gambling is not bad, moderate gambling has no side effects,  it is too much gambling that comes with a lot of side effect which addiction is one of them,  it is the same say drinking too much causes drunkenness and possibly damages some organs in the body over time, that is also what too much gambling does..

We can advice people to practice responsible gambling, rather than stop gambling totally .

[bitzizzix]

We can't beat the internet. I mean as long as advertising or anything interesting to look at that is related to gambling, and especially slots that are always connected to the internet with lots of advertising, will always be at the forefront, and cannot be defeated or reduced by anything. And having this parade or whatever it is will not reduce interest or addiction to doing it, unless there is no internet.
And actually the parade will actually arouse curiosity among those who don't know about it or don't care when they see it in advertisements or elsewhere. In the end, it was curiosity that made them open it and do it.

[fullhdpixel]

That's interesting. I have never seen a country or region where gambling has surpassed so much that they need to have a parade to make more gambling awareness. I mean will that be ever useful? I don't think that it will be because it is just gonna be a fun party for some time, peeps will watch it, walk around it for some time, may be take a few pics and videos for their social accounts and then they will forget about it.

Did it affect me in any way? Since I keep playing slots and other gambling games all the time, we should be the right candidates to ask this question. The answer is hell no. I am now having more questions about why they had it, whose behind it, and where is it from?

I think all this addiction thing can only be controlled by self-awareness. No one can help us, not our friends, parents, loved ones or neighbours but only self awareness.

Well, maybe not self-awareness alone but it is obviously the first thing that a person must have to be able to control gambling addiction because someone who doesn't even know that they are in trouble can never be helped since they would never ask for help. But, if someone is well aware about the situation they are in and they know they are in trouble, they can always ask for a helping hand and a friend or someone from the family can be that helping hand.

These parades and seminars and everything might make a small difference but I also don't think that they can actually make someone stop gambling forever. These things can't make someone safe from getting addicted to gambling or help them get out of their addiction if they are already addicted.