Slot Educational

[dothebeats]

Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is,  really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum,  but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service,  speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.

Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling,  that doesn't sound wise to me.

I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting.  If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol.  In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.  

But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.

well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.

Some are responsible for the words they are saying as they are advertising these platforms that they are praising. I guess, being responsible in accepting promotions and projects related to gambling should also be considered, given that this area is sometimes what drives people into gambling. Just gamble on your own, spend money on your own, and not advertise gambling unless you're sure that the ones you are telling the word to are responsible gamblers.

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[gunhell16]

Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is,  really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum,  but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service,  speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.

Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling,  that doesn't sound wise to me.

I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting.  If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol.  In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.  

But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.

well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.

At that point, you are right. Almost all countries today have gambling establishments that are allowed by the government, and even though others are illegal, they are still able to operate. That is, it shows that there are and still are people who somehow still rely on gambling online.

That's why proper guidance and education for minors can explain it correctly so that they think that there are pros and cons in other aspects of gambling.

To be completely honest, I have watched the video that you posted and I have not been able to understand anything. What exactly is going on? To me it looks like some sort of promotion for certain slot games while they parade the prizes around so that everyone can see? If that is what is going on then I very much doubt gambling advertisements such as this will reduce the level of gambling addiction. In fact, flaunting the prizes and catching the attention of everyone (especially the very impressionable children), is not going to help anyone with a gambling problem.

They should parade examples of bad life decisions that people have made with gambling. That would be more effective in preventing people from gambling.

Exactly, what they are doing is showing gambling promotion in slot games; that's the simplest logic I saw in the parade. Maybe the costumed characters in the slot games can be said to entertain and bring joy to the children in the video.

[Jody.Drummer]

Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is,  really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum,  but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service,  speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.

Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling,  that doesn't sound wise to me.

I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting.  If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol.  In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.  

But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.

well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.

Yes I agree with this, I myself am neutral on this, we cannot stand on 2 different sides, on one side we promote, on the other side we oppose it, I will not be hypocritical about this. What I emphasize is the addiction side, because gambling with addiction is not good either. What we do is 100% accountable. For example, I want to gamble, and it's something that I have to take responsibility for if I lose. Therefore, we are advised to always gamble with money that we can afford to lose. Don't let us blame others for what we do ourselves.

[Agbe]

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

Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter.

[macson]

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I believe Everyone can be a regular gambler no one needs an education to be a regular gambler.   Anyone can be a gambler and gamble regularly.  The thing is, to be a responsible gambler education about how to moderate or control his gambling activities is needed.

That's what i mean, gambling is the same as the money you are holding, when you can't control your spending then you will just keep running out of money, but there are still many gamblers out there who don't understand this concept, so they end up thinking slots are a magical type of game which can double their money without needing a financial management strategy.

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It is good to know that you are advising the young people in your community about gambling moderation and what better is that these young people listen to you.  I believe you are well respected in your community because no one will listen to anyone if they do not respect them.

Actually, i don't feel respected, it's just that i often give them a little money and warn them that the money is only to be used for important purposes.

[CarnagexD]

Alot of those who make some kinds comments don't really take the time to deeply think about their statements before making them and this mostly drags us back to the fact that those who are paid to do some job may lack what the ethics of the job is,  really campaign may not restrict or control what you decide to post here in the forum,  but as a worker who is promoting a certain service and you get paid from the revenue generated from that service,  speaking ill or negatively about such product makes you look as if you are dump and don't know what you are doing.

Because what the hell is the need for promoting a gambling site when you are calling for the ban of gambling,  that doesn't sound wise to me.

I agree, we should always consider the situation regarding the service our accounts is promoting.  If it is about gambling, making a vendetta against gambling would be unethical because we are conflicting with what we are promoting. The least we can do about it is to stay neutral and look for better words so that we won't look like a hypocrite, getting incentives from gambling operations but campaigning for it to stop lol.  In this case, the best advice we can give is gambling in moderation so that it will not affect our future finances.  

But obviously, we cannot blame them on their reply and take them as their stance since as I read, the reply is just a reaction to the already existing conversation and I believe he is just citing the cost and effect of something if implemented.

well, most are not thinking twice about what they are saying to the public. but i do agree, that you need to keep an eye on what you're saying and what you are doing (i.e. promoting). gambling will always be a part of human society. so what you can do, as a user/player/gambler, is just to be responsible about your own gambling activities. you are the one who will take care of the consequences of your actions.

Some are responsible for the words they are saying as they are advertising these platforms that they are praising. I guess, being responsible in accepting promotions and projects related to gambling should also be considered, given that this area is sometimes what drives people into gambling. Just gamble on your own, spend money on your own, and not advertise gambling unless you're sure that the ones you are telling the word to are responsible gamblers.

Because it's not just about what is the message you're trying to give. It's also about who you are trying to onfluence because promoting gambling carries a responsibility to ensure that the message is targeted at responsible and informed adults who can make decisions about their gambling activities with full awareness of the associated risks. Encouraging responsible gambling behaviors and providing information about the potential risks of gambling is crucial.

Irresponsible or overly enthusiastic endorsements can potentially lead vulnerable individuals into gambling without adequate information or awareness of the consequences. This is why many countries have regulations in place to ensure responsible advertising and marketing of gambling activities.

[BitcoinPanther]

Exactly, what they are doing is showing gambling promotion in slot games; that's the simplest logic I saw in the parade. Maybe the costumed characters in the slot games can be said to entertain and bring joy to the children in the video.

Watch again, they are not promoting slots gambling but rather they are doing an information parade campaign where the organizer is trying to show the effect of gambling to a person's finance.  Although they could have improved the performance on the parade by adding more effect  which can be written or shown on the  bannner.

[Wiwo]

Because it's not just about what is the message you're trying to give. It's also about who you are trying to onfluence because promoting gambling carries a responsibility to ensure that the message is targeted at responsible and informed adults who can make decisions about their gambling activities with full awareness of the associated risks. Encouraging responsible gambling behaviours and providing information about the potential risks of gambling is crucial.

Irresponsible or overly enthusiastic endorsements can potentially lead vulnerable individuals into gambling without adequate information or awareness of the consequences. This is why many countries have regulations in place to ensure responsible advertising and marketing of gambling activities.

The countries that have hard high regulations on gambling are all aimed at stopping underaged gambling and also reducing possibilities of gambling associations and its resultant effects,  this is so because b gambling has been taken to be some sort of source of income and while others are taking it for get rich quick scheme.

All this has contributed to what makes up for the reasons behind some governments' ban on gambling and what becomes the resultant outcome of things for the individual involved,  but more also,  is important to take note of all the possible procedures in gambling and what makes up for the right age and frame of mind to make a responsible gambler,  even though it may sound way more than just being called a gambler.

[slapper]

Because it's not just about what is the message you're trying to give. It's also about who you are trying to onfluence because promoting gambling carries a responsibility to ensure that the message is targeted at responsible and informed adults who can make decisions about their gambling activities with full awareness of the associated risks. Encouraging responsible gambling behaviours and providing information about the potential risks of gambling is crucial.

Irresponsible or overly enthusiastic endorsements can potentially lead vulnerable individuals into gambling without adequate information or awareness of the consequences. This is why many countries have regulations in place to ensure responsible advertising and marketing of gambling activities.

The countries that have hard high regulations on gambling are all aimed at stopping underaged gambling and also reducing possibilities of gambling associations and its resultant effects,  this is so because b gambling has been taken to be some sort of source of income and while others are taking it for get rich quick scheme.

All this has contributed to what makes up for the reasons behind some governments' ban on gambling and what becomes the resultant outcome of things for the individual involved,  but more also,  is important to take note of all the possible procedures in gambling and what makes up for the right age and frame of mind to make a responsible gambler,  even though it may sound way more than just being called a gambler.

I have seen these so-called "high regulations" for myself, and it's almost funny how little they cover when it comes to gambling. It's good that they say they're protecting young people. But, isn't it all about making money and selling people for the governments?

It's intriguing that you suggest gaming may help you "get rich quick." Many young and old have fallen into that rabbit hole, and it's not their age. Easy money drives drunkenness. Gaming's use of "responsible" is intriguing. Some create a budget, follow it, and leave. However, the crowds seeking excitement drown them out. Accepting that gambling isn't a career may be the first step to responsibility

[Wiwo]

Because it's not just about what is the message you're trying to give. It's also about who you are trying to onfluence because promoting gambling carries a responsibility to ensure that the message is targeted at responsible and informed adults who can make decisions about their gambling activities with full awareness of the associated risks. Encouraging responsible gambling behaviours and providing information about the potential risks of gambling is crucial.

Irresponsible or overly enthusiastic endorsements can potentially lead vulnerable individuals into gambling without adequate information or awareness of the consequences. This is why many countries have regulations in place to ensure responsible advertising and marketing of gambling activities.

The countries that have hard high regulations on gambling are all aimed at stopping underaged gambling and also reducing possibilities of gambling associations and its resultant effects,  this is so because b gambling has been taken to be some sort of source of income and while others are taking it for get rich quick scheme.

All this has contributed to what makes up for the reasons behind some governments' ban on gambling and what becomes the resultant outcome of things for the individual involved,  but more also,  is important to take note of all the possible procedures in gambling and what makes up for the right age and frame of mind to make a responsible gambler,  even though it may sound way more than just being called a gambler.

I have seen these so-called "high regulations" for myself, and it's almost funny how little they cover when it comes to gambling. It's good that they say they're protecting young people. But, isn't it all about making money and selling people for the governments?

It's intriguing that you suggest gaming may help you "get rich quick." Many young and old have fallen into that rabbit hole, and it's not their age. Easy money drives drunkenness. Gaming's use of "responsible" is intriguing. Some create a budget, follow it, and leave. However, the crowds seeking excitement drown them out. Accepting that gambling isn't a career may be the first step to responsibility

Well that just the fact when it comes to kyc issues and who is at risk and to whom that risk is paused,  this is because it's will all bounce back to one main fact which is not the interest of the gamblers but the interest of the government and the casino and both of them benefits from the obvious fact that the gamblers either lose money and they win or paying high fees for licensing which is what most government see known for.

So what they hide under is two things which are:

1: that their are fighting underaged gambling

2: that their ate fighting against money laundering

Both of which does not have the interest of gamblers at heart.

[Webetcoins]

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

Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter.

I agree with your opinion. I believe the first place is home where kids should be taught to stay away from gambling since it can cause them financial and mental harm in the long run, and then they should also be taught about gambling and gambling addiction and its negative effects at school because kids usually learn most of the things from school and if we start providing such education to children at school, they will be more responsible when they grow up.

I also agree that lack of job opportunities is usually the reason why people get into gambling, and I can see live examples of this where people living around me are mostly dependent on gambling for earning an income instead of doing any job because they don't get a job that pays enough.

[khaled0111]

Watch again, they are not promoting slots gambling but rather they are doing an information parade campaign where the organizer is trying to show the effect of gambling to a person's finance.  Although they could have improved the performance on the parade by adding more effect  which can be written or shown on the  bannner.

The organizers definitely have good intentions and there is no question about that. However, the way they did it may have an opposite effect.
I suppose when organizing such parades on public spaces, the audience will be mostly kids and teenagers who don't know anything about gambling or slot games. What the organizers did is introduce those games to them. The funny games' characters and the cool images is what will attract their attention and stick in their heads the most, not the message behind it.

[ChuckBuck]

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

Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter.

I agree with your opinion. I believe the first place is home where kids should be taught to stay away from gambling since it can cause them financial and mental harm in the long run, and then they should also be taught about gambling and gambling addiction and its negative effects at school because kids usually learn most of the things from school and if we start providing such education to children at school, they will be more responsible when they grow up.

I also agree that lack of job opportunities is usually the reason why people get into gambling, and I can see live examples of this where people living around me are mostly dependent on gambling for earning an income instead of doing any job because they don't get a job that pays enough.

Of course, parents are the key. Though, I'd argue that the reason kids are so susceptible to temptations like gambling is not just because they're not being educated, but because they're curious. Try to block something, and they'll find a way around it. Why? It's just in their nature. And, schools? Please. Just teaching them about the dangers won't stop the curious ones. Putting a 'Do not touch' sign and expecting them not to? As for your neighbors and their "job opportunities", maybe it's time they look inwards and find something more productive than gambling. But hey, thanks for stating the obvious 

[rahmad2nd]

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

Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter.

Actually, what was displayed at the parade came from my country. It's just that, I don't know where it is located. However, over a period of time, parades like this have appeared again in various cities in my country. I conclude and assume that what they are doing is clearly not to stop someone or addicted gamblers from recovering from their addiction. but more just to make a parade, because accompanied by a big event in our country. you could say, just for fun. But that doesn't mean that what they do doesn't have deep meaning.

Well, now we are talking from the addiction side. So it's clear, gambling addiction can't just be stopped from parades or orientation as well as education. but rather, from the consciousness of each individual. without awareness and understanding, a person will find it difficult to release the shackles of excessive habits that have become deeply rooted and become addictive.
Regarding the idea you mentioned, I think it's a good thing. It's just that the problem is who is willing to provide the training, let alone voluntarily. for the idea of ​​the last point you said, how the materials will be made based on orientation, especially for students. whether it will be effective is not certain because it has not been tested at all.

[serjent05]

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

Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter.

Actually, what was displayed at the parade came from my country. It's just that, I don't know where it is located. However, over a period of time, parades like this have appeared again in various cities in my country. I conclude and assume that what they are doing is clearly not to stop someone or addicted gamblers from recovering from their addiction. but more just to make a parade, because accompanied by a big event in our country. you could say, just for fun. But that doesn't mean that what they do doesn't have deep meaning.

Well, now we are talking from the addiction side. So it's clear, gambling addiction can't just be stopped from parades or orientation as well as education. but rather, from the consciousness of each individual. without awareness and understanding, a person will find it difficult to release the shackles of excessive habits that have become deeply rooted and become addictive.
Regarding the idea you mentioned, I think it's a good thing. It's just that the problem is who is willing to provide the training, let alone voluntarily. for the idea of ​​the last point you said, how the materials will be made based on orientation, especially for students. whether it will be effective is not certain because it has not been tested at all.

The parade is surely directed to people who are yet to be addicted to gambling.  It is also directed to young people and remind them that gambling when abused can end in financial destruction.  The parade should also advertise the institution to contact when one fell to gambling addiction.  This way, they are not only helping people realized that gambling is not good when done excessively but also give information of who to contact when the gambling activities went out of hand.

[lienfaye]

Exactly, what they are doing is showing gambling promotion in slot games; that's the simplest logic I saw in the parade. Maybe the costumed characters in the slot games can be said to entertain and bring joy to the children in the video.

Watch again, they are not promoting slots gambling but rather they are doing an information parade campaign where the organizer is trying to show the effect of gambling to a person's finance.  Although they could have improved the performance on the parade by adding more effect  which can be written or shown on the  bannner.

They're not promoting yes, but the way they did the parade the props and character used, it's like a show that entertaining the people. The message and intention are good but if i'm one of the audience, as a curious person who don't know about this slot game then I might search what this game is (and who knows what's going to happen next).

Anyway, I think banner is not sufficient, there should be a speaker announcing the negative effect of gambling so that people became aware of it and not solely through this parade without anyone educating the people.

[Porfirii]

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They're not promoting yes, but the way they did the parade the props and character used, it's like a show that entertaining the people. The message and intention are good but if i'm one of the audience, as a curious person who don't know about this slot game then I might search what this game is (and who knows what's going to happen next).

Anyway, I think banner is not sufficient, there should be a speaker announcing the negative effect of gambling so that people became aware of it and not solely through this parade without anyone educating the people.

Even if they did that way, I don't think it would be effective in any way warning about the effects of excessive gambling. If people is not educated in critical thinking, and if divulgation about the neurochemical effects of slots not boosted by the governments, the effect of shows like that is, I agree, more propagandistic than deterrent. If most people don't want to learn, scientific divulgation will still help, but just a few.

[ethereumhunter]

They're not promoting yes, but the way they did the parade the props and character used, it's like a show that entertaining the people. The message and intention are good but if i'm one of the audience, as a curious person who don't know about this slot game then I might search what this game is (and who knows what's going to happen next).

Anyway, I think banner is not sufficient, there should be a speaker announcing the negative effect of gambling so that people became aware of it and not solely through this parade without anyone educating the people.

It does entertain the people as well as provide information to them. And, normally, some people will find out what game they are watching. It can trigger curiosity in people, especially teenagers, because they have greater curiosity than adults.

If there was more information about the show or meetings that could provide other information, it could make people aware of the negative impacts of gambling. But it comes back to each person about what they will do after watching the show.

[Negotiation]

Um, sex education at an early age reduces the rate of marriage at a young age and free sex at a young age in our country but I'm sad why gambling isn't included in extracurricular education at school.

when I was at school there were many institutions that educated about the dangers of drugs because that I know what the negative and positive impacts of drugs are.

Gambling is an activity that cannot be eradicated from the earth at any time, but players must have good self-control to prevent bad things from happening to them.

Except in the developed countries,the sex education was not implemented in any developing country.So it’s very hard to implemented the gambling education,it may be suitable one for the developed nation.It may suitable to the country where gambling is approved by the their country.This will be the approved by the developed country government.US,Belgium,Australia,Canada are the countries people were allowed to do gambling on their wish.So the gambling education must be implemented in this country as first.If it will be successful one,the same can be followed by the other developing nation.

I agree that in developed countries where gambling is legal they can implement gambling education if they wish. Everyone is gambling openly there also the biggest gamblers in the big casinos in London are from the oil rich Arab countries, where men and women come to gamble on an equal footing then there are the Chinese and the Russians. But in many countries of the world gambling is considered illegal and everyone in the society hates it, so gambling education program is not possible.

[macson]

Except in the developed countries,the sex education was not implemented in any developing country.So it’s very hard to implemented the gambling education,it may be suitable one for the developed nation.It may suitable to the country where gambling is approved by the their country.This will be the approved by the developed country government.US,Belgium,Australia,Canada are the countries people were allowed to do gambling on their wish.So the gambling education must be implemented in this country as first.If it will be successful one,the same can be followed by the other developing nation.

I agree that in developed countries where gambling is legal they can implement gambling education if they wish. Everyone is gambling openly there also the biggest gamblers in the big casinos in London are from the oil rich Arab countries, where men and women come to gamble on an equal footing then there are the Chinese and the Russians. But in many countries of the world gambling is considered illegal and everyone in the society hates it, so gambling education program is not possible.

i don't know what the education system is like in developing countries, but providing education about gambling is very beneficial for many parties, apart from the negative impacts that might be experienced, education about gambling in countries where gambling is legal is usually accompanied by things related to consumer protection, as well as what the ideal age is and what conditions must be met to gamble.  however, education about gambling can be included as the CSR of each gambling site, apart from the profits they will make, they can also attract more sympathy from players and also the government.