Slot Educational

[Crypt0Gore]

This parade is probably the lowest I've seen yet online, I doubt it will have good impact because the details aren't present, it lacks some vital ways to advertise a casino, so I would give them 3/10. It thus appears that the person responsible is promised some payment if they can carry out this advertisement, so it's too cheap and local to be effective.

There will be very few curious people and some won't even mind because some will think it's a way to rob them off their money, I don't blame the religious people who think gambling is evil, it works in such a way if people aren't cautious.

According to the video, only those who are educated in that area will be able to understand what this is all about and avoid bad gambling decisions, but what about those who are uneducated?

A person who has no understanding of gambling will quickly become addicted to it, and I still believe that lack of knowledge is what causes many people to become addicts.

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[Mr. Magkaisa]

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.

        -   It's true that they don't directly promote the slot games, but someone wearing a mascot costume of one of the characters in Olympus who are listed as slot games is the same as marketing one of the games in slot games, mate.

And the point is that I'm still not sure what the parade's theme is. Apart from what I understand, there was an advertisement; it's difficult not to have one. To be honest, I don't grasp the subject of what they intend to transmit to the children who will see the parade they created.

[jostorres]

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.

The graphics, music, characters, and everything of slots can even attract elders, and children are far more vulnerable to these things and as you said, these things will obviously make them curious and they might decide to check out what these games are and how they are played. We all have children in our homes or around us, and we all know how they get excited and eager when they hear about a game or something and they want to try it out somehow.

So, these parades shouldn't really be held like this, in open public, but they can do it in halls or stadiums where they can restrict entry for children or anyone below a certain age like 20 or maybe 18 or something so that there are no negative impacts of the event and it successfully demonstrates the negative side of gambling.

[maydna]

A person who has no understanding of gambling will quickly become addicted to it, and I still believe that lack of knowledge is what causes many people to become addicts.

This can trigger someone to engage in gambling, especially if he often sees his friends gambling or watches social media videos. This lack of knowledge about the dangers of gambling can make them curious, and they will try to gamble with a small amount of money. And the more curious they are, the more often they will start gambling, which is when they become addicted to gambling. Indeed, there should be more information about the impacts of gambling so that people can know the truth and avoid gambling addiction. And people who understand the meaning of gambling will advise or forbid people around them not to try gambling.

[348Judah]

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?

I don't think there's a need for going too far in teaching people how to gamble, especially when considering a particular game which is slot, everyone interested in gambling any game will always finds a means to do so and learn, on rare cases, some individuals or gambling casinos may choose to make the awareness to what they do in making the promotional efforts on their website or organization to let people get aware of it, in doing this, they may come and appear in any form for the people to see, while this alone is on their personal interest to make such promotion.

[Blitzboy]

This parade is probably the lowest I've seen yet online, I doubt it will have good impact because the details aren't present, it lacks some vital ways to advertise a casino, so I would give them 3/10. It thus appears that the person responsible is promised some payment if they can carry out this advertisement, so it's too cheap and local to be effective.

There will be very few curious people and some won't even mind because some will think it's a way to rob them off their money, I don't blame the religious people who think gambling is evil, it works in such a way if people aren't cautious.

According to the video, only those who are educated in that area will be able to understand what this is all about and avoid bad gambling decisions, but what about those who are uneducated?

A person who has no understanding of gambling will quickly become addicted to it, and I still believe that lack of knowledge is what causes many people to become addicts.

This is a poorly executed parade to promote a casino. A 3/10 rating? You're generous. This screams of corporate greed at the expense of potential addicts. The hidden agenda here is disturbing: "Just pull more people in, regardless of how vulnerable they are." But hey, profits over ethics, right?

You talk about religious people who see gambling as evil, but I would go one step further. Even if you're not religious, you should be concerned about the predatory tactics used by such establishments. The absence of vital information doesnt just put the uneducated at risk; it risks ensnaring anyone not savvy enough to read between the lines. The trap is real, and they dont care who gets caught in it as long as the money flows.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

Everything that is educational for me will always be trustworthy, especially for teenagers and children who somehow have access to certain platforms, because they can do it like that, whatever it takes to educate and to avoid any problems in the future. present themselves is very good, I say it from the point of view that a person can become addicted to gambling as long as they can have access to certain things, such as slot machines, which are only the most common, the easiest for children to understand. and for teenagers, or for those who are minors, the moment it is implemented, even in a school, I learned this from gaming platforms, casinos, blockchain, it is in some way informative for others to begin to get involved in this.

Now if this is implemented in schools and everything becomes good, then I believe that a culture towards caisnos will be created, and this will prevent in the future people from becoming addicts, or getting carried away by the things they Realities seem bad, or that they can cause a person to lose control.

In this order of ideas we can think that this will be good, there is no need to hide the information, we must not think that things with the casino are bad, they have to be made known, just as gambling is made known, well The same will apply so that children, adolescents also give them some financial education, that they learn more about the crypto culture, that they know that governments, that third parties want to take advantage of this technology to collect taxes when this was also created so that They will not pay absolutely anything, this is only what can cause good things, also create awareness in them, not that they are based on the system where they are taught to be slaves and cannot have access to things as in reality, even when they are adults, They already know how to act in front of a casino, in front of bitcoin technology, this is the only thing we can do.

[danadc]

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.

        -   It's true that they don't directly promote the slot games, but someone wearing a mascot costume of one of the characters in Olympus who are listed as slot games is the same as marketing one of the games in slot games, mate.

And the point is that I'm still not sure what the parade's theme is. Apart from what I understand, there was an advertisement; it's difficult not to have one. To be honest, I don't grasp the subject of what they intend to transmit to the children who will see the parade they created.

That initiative is not bad, it is also a way of saying that you have to be very careful when playing in a casino and even more so in the slot machines, I don't play in the slot machines because I don't know how to play, I feel like I lose a lot of my money there , maybe I don't place the bets correctly, or maybe I put a lot of money, but for me it is a way to lose money very quickly, I have to read about the scams more, but one thing is a good thing to do, if there is A type of parade of these, can have some Advice, the effects that addicted people have to avoid all the bad things that occur when the game is not controlled by the person , or they do not have Enough control of Their own.

[2double0]

I think a parade done with such a noble intention may instead go wrong and it may affect in an opposite way in the minds of young generation who are, though being educated about the risks of gambling, are still watching it and may feel the need to play the games to enjoy and have fun watching those characters they saw in the parade, in the games they might play with real money. So calling it educational by any means is not acceptable.

[Hamphser]

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.

        -   It's true that they don't directly promote the slot games, but someone wearing a mascot costume of one of the characters in Olympus who are listed as slot games is the same as marketing one of the games in slot games, mate.

And the point is that I'm still not sure what the parade's theme is. Apart from what I understand, there was an advertisement; it's difficult not to have one. To be honest, I don't grasp the subject of what they intend to transmit to the children who will see the parade they created.

That initiative is not bad, it is also a way of saying that you have to be very careful when playing in a casino and even more so in the slot machines, I don't play in the slot machines because I don't know how to play, I feel like I lose a lot of my money there , maybe I don't place the bets correctly, or maybe I put a lot of money, but for me it is a way to lose money very quickly, I have to read about the scams more, but one thing is a good thing to do, if there is A type of parade of these, can have some Advice, the effects that addicted people have to avoid all the bad things that occur when the game is not controlled by the person , or they do not have Enough control of Their own.

Totally boggled up my mind on how this parade total intention whether showing from those good motorcycle until to the ugly ones which it do really shows about the effects of gambling possibly into acertain individual.Whereas, we do know that parades showing these slot companies about their games does really intend to show exposure that their game exist and must try which showing both things on the same
parade would really be totally contradictory on which it raises up the question that why are they showing those bad side of gambling on slots if they are really that trying out to promote?

Well, we cant really be able to tell on whats the motive or really just simply part of the show. Parades like these arent really that common or something that cant be seen
specially on gambling based type business but if they do have the budget then they could really be able to run one if they wanted to. It is really just that there are
people who are really that skeptical or always having to say on whatever they do saw.

[Hirose UK]

I think a parade done with such a noble intention may instead go wrong and it may affect in an opposite way in the minds of young generation who are, though being educated about the risks of gambling, are still watching it and may feel the need to play the games to enjoy and have fun watching those characters they saw in the parade, in the games they might play with real money. So calling it educational by any means is not acceptable.

It all depends on each person point of view but the younger generation who belong to the youth group may have the opportunity to make mistakes in interpreting the parade activities as an interesting spectacle and make them curious to try some of the games like those in the parade.
It not surprising that many children in this era are starting to explore the gambling industry and of course they are just out of curiosity so they use some of the money given by their parents to use it as gambling capital.

Maybe holding an event such as a parade with the aim of learning or just to raise awareness for all groups so that they don't become gamblers is a good and commendable action but all of this cannot be separated from self-awareness and how often they to hold parades if they still like or are curious about gambling then everything will just be in vain.

[slapper]

I think a parade done with such a noble intention may instead go wrong and it may affect in an opposite way in the minds of young generation who are, though being educated about the risks of gambling, are still watching it and may feel the need to play the games to enjoy and have fun watching those characters they saw in the parade, in the games they might play with real money. So calling it educational by any means is not acceptable.

It all depends on each person point of view but the younger generation who belong to the youth group may have the opportunity to make mistakes in interpreting the parade activities as an interesting spectacle and make them curious to try some of the games like those in the parade.
It not surprising that many children in this era are starting to explore the gambling industry and of course they are just out of curiosity so they use some of the money given by their parents to use it as gambling capital.

Maybe holding an event such as a parade with the aim of learning or just to raise awareness for all groups so that they don't become gamblers is a good and commendable action but all of this cannot be separated from self-awareness and how often they to hold parades if they still like or are curious about gambling then everything will just be in vain.

It's a bit extreme to say that kids were introduced to gambling because of parades, but it's possible. The true enemy? media, internet sites, and even family get-togethers that continuously promote gambling as "cool" or "harmless." So it's not surprising that kids with spending money try their luck in these areas. Awareness events? They're good, but not good enough. What's really needed are strict regulations and harsh penalties for individuals who propagate gambling propaganda to children. We need aggressive counteractions. We need to quit avoiding the real issue and get down to its roots. No more excuses

[Z390]

They don't have to advertise this way, gambling advertisement is best online, not in front of children, they are the most curious ones, and today parents are buying smartphones for underage kids, they can be tempted to give a try and they are also the most vulnerable to gambling addiction.

The few cases of gambling addiction that happened in my small town are not adults, they are youths from 15-26 years old, and believe me it gets really bad, one was arrested and locked up by his biological parents, they have tried all they could but their son is so addicted to gambling that he started getting violent and stealing money from home.

Some gambling platforms don't accept underage kids that's one of the reasons they need to ask customers for KYC information, but some of them have bad KYC system, where your identity card is all you need to drop, which could make kids use their parents ID card to pass KYC, but if they ask for live selfie and also holding of the ID card it will dealt with this problem.

[Onyeeze]

Some gambling platforms don't accept underage kids that's one of the reasons they need to ask customers for KYC information, but some of them have bad KYC system, where your identity card is all you need to drop, which could make kids use their parents ID card to pass KYC, but if they ask for live selfie and also holding of the ID card it will dealt with this problem.

In some countries gambling is prohibited for underage as you said but when, but the main reason why some gambling platform especially casinos platform demands for KYC verification is because fraudulent activity, so what I want you to understand is that even some of also make a mistake and the mistake they make is that whenever a platform demands for verification we should all do it because of issues, so the advantages of having KYC verification should be as result of knowing your customers properly

[BlackBoss_]

In some countries gambling is prohibited for underage as you said but when, but the main reason why some gambling platform especially casinos platform demands for KYC verification is because fraudulent activity, so what I want you to understand is that even some of also make a mistake and the mistake they make is that whenever a platform demands for verification we should all do it because of issues, so the advantages of having KYC verification should be as result of knowing your customers properly

Restricted by age is still good. In some nations, restrictions can be for religion or politics but it's for everyone with no exception for any age. You can not gamble if you are citizens in those nations and if it is related to religion, you must self-restrict yourself from gambling by your belief in a religion and its rules as well as something about morality.

Everything that is educational for me will always be trustworthy, especially for teenagers and children who somehow have access to certain platforms, because they can do it like that, whatever it takes to educate and to avoid any problems in the future.

If gambling is considered bad, we should not tell kids about it. Like sexual, alcohol, cigarette, we can educate our kids but at different ages when they are matured enough to recognize about them and risks if they use or play those things.

I am not against education for kids about those things, but must be taught at appropriate ages.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Everything that is educational for me will always be trustworthy, especially for teenagers and children who somehow have access to certain platforms, because they can do it like that, whatever it takes to educate and to avoid any problems in the future.

If gambling is considered bad, we should not tell kids about it. Like sexual, alcohol, cigarette, we can educate our kids but at different ages when they are matured enough to recognize about them and risks if they use or play those things.

I am not against education for kids about those things, but must be taught at appropriate ages.

It's true, but the bad thing about all this is that if we don't say it , then Through the Media and elsewhere they will tell you , and they will have more Doubts , so sometimes you Wait for their Stages to be fulfilled, It is the best so that Everything is given to them Appropriately , so in this order of ideas things are different like This , one wants to teach them at the Corresponding age, but TV , Anything they can watch on the Internet, they will already have an Idea of what It's about , so Sometimes They, for some of them, look for information that Should be Diverted , just the Things When it Comes to Disney I suffer with all that about inclusion, the thing of Seeing men with Men, women with women, elements that They do not identify themselves as a man or a woman, that is something that confuses them, maybe I am a bit conservative, but for me there is only a Man and a Woman , and it is the Information that the DNA gives, and other things belong to each person , but let it happen when they are of age, where they have a defined Personality , but for now as Long as they are Under the Command of Someone as a father , because at least I Teach them that There are only men and Women, and I Cannot speak to them about the casinos, Talk to him About Everything , that it is a Means of Entertainment for Adults, that yes, you Can earn Money , but just as you can earn money, the probability suggest that you lose.

The casino and all this Gambling stuff has to be Seen and demonstrated to the Children so that later on their own account they will not be willing to explore, play, and be addicted to this type of platforms, without the appropriate Age it is not good That's why things are so Open Now , it's Bad for those who don't have Children , because they don't care , they don't care , But for those of Us who do have children, we care a lot about their education, because if they are Raised With so many deficiencies and confusion, they are going to say that they are animals or that animals are perceived in casinos, something like that, but that can happen and that is what we as parents should Avoid , is my Way of Thinking.

[famososMuertos]

Everything in this thread is working wrong, we have an OP, who has no fk idea what that video is actually about or if he did know, he wouldn't have explained it bit better, anyway!  I don't think so.

You launched a click bait on that title as if your topic, instead of "betting" on a good topic, wants to bring in unwary people. (e.g.)

There is no such thing as "educational slot" there is no way to guide people not to consume a certain product if they feel like it, they are over 18 years of age, the important thing is to know that, if that happens, your family, moral and training preparation to life, it are relevant to keep you in a healthy cause in the world of betting.

Even if you require help due to the excesses that the game can bring, you will recover, the one who can never get out of the hole, is the mentally addicted by birth, who if he suspects of such a thing, the best investment in life is to seek help before such conditions manifest themselves.

In certain countries, I think that the one in the video is one of them because of the writing on one of their signs, they bet even to "ants", it is something cultural, but regardless of that, it must be said again that there is no such thing as an "educational slot" , something you invented, I guess.  

[LUCKMCFLY]

Everything in this thread is working wrong, we have an OP, who has no fk idea what that video is actually about or if he did know, he wouldn't have explained it bit better, anyway!  I don't think so.

You launched a click bait on that title as if your topic, instead of "betting" on a good topic, wants to bring in unwary people. (e.g.)

There is no such thing as "educational slot" there is no way to guide people not to consume a certain product if they feel like it, they are over 18 years of age, the important thing is to know that, if that happens, your family, moral and training preparation to life, it are relevant to keep you in a healthy cause in the world of betting.

Even if you require help due to the excesses that the game can bring, you will recover, the one who can never get out of the hole, is the mentally addicted by birth, who if he suspects of such a thing, the best investment in life is to seek help before such conditions manifest themselves.

In certain countries, I think that the one in the video is one of them because of the writing on one of their signs, they bet even to "ants", it is something cultural, but regardless of that, it must be said again that there is no such thing as an "educational slot" , something you invented, I guess.  

You are right my friend, what draws attention is that they use the word educational, and that draws attention because mainly as long as the player knows more things it is much better, it is always like that, and if you can help people, players, well It is something that works correctly, so in this other order of ideas, the thread should be focused on how to make people with some addiction able to overcome it, but for all this I think there may be solutions, the most immediate solution for me is There are those players who play in demo mode, there is no other option, as long as they kill their desire playing is the option, the bad thing is that no one will take them, there is no excitement without associated money.

Educational nonsense is something that draws attention and it is a shame that what you say is true, just clickbait, because many who actually find it difficult to know about this topic do not understand what it is, the truth is I don't know if the OP invented it, who knows for what purpose or to achieve some type of objective, personally I sign up for everything that is educational and could help people who have addiction and who may suffer or begin to suffer from it, It all starts with bad decisions, with a bad streak, because whoever knows the reason, when they talked about educational slot machines, I thought it was something like a lot of information about the dangers of them, about how to gamble, advice so that you don't get things like that lose control again, something like help methods.

In these things we can say that we always have many things to do, a lot to work on, but if it is for the sake of learning so that people can achieve a greater degree of not falling into scams, it is the best, that is why everything That it can be fixed in the huilo because it is not bad, I think that everything is in its place, but obviously the sense of the hiop has to be recomposed and focused on it.

[Hirose UK]

I think a parade done with such a noble intention may instead go wrong and it may affect in an opposite way in the minds of young generation who are, though being educated about the risks of gambling, are still watching it and may feel the need to play the games to enjoy and have fun watching those characters they saw in the parade, in the games they might play with real money. So calling it educational by any means is not acceptable.

It all depends on each person point of view but the younger generation who belong to the youth group may have the opportunity to make mistakes in interpreting the parade activities as an interesting spectacle and make them curious to try some of the games like those in the parade.
It not surprising that many children in this era are starting to explore the gambling industry and of course they are just out of curiosity so they use some of the money given by their parents to use it as gambling capital.

Maybe holding an event such as a parade with the aim of learning or just to raise awareness for all groups so that they don't become gamblers is a good and commendable action but all of this cannot be separated from self-awareness and how often they to hold parades if they still like or are curious about gambling then everything will just be in vain.

It's a bit extreme to say that kids were introduced to gambling because of parades, but it's possible. The true enemy? media, internet sites, and even family get-togethers that continuously promote gambling as "cool" or "harmless." So it's not surprising that kids with spending money try their luck in these areas. Awareness events? They're good, but not good enough. What's really needed are strict regulations and harsh penalties for individuals who propagate gambling propaganda to children. We need aggressive counteractions. We need to quit avoiding the real issue and get down to its roots. No more excuses

This kind of thing can happen because not all children are familiar with gambling and when there is parade with several groups using the attributes of several characters in the slot game it can make them curious and find out the source of the characters in the parade because of the nature of children is more active with curiosity.

Media and the internet are one of the main factors for many people getting to know and trying to gamble because nowadays with the ease of getting the internet anyone anywhere can have the ease of accessing gambling sites.
And the most important thing is that now many children are starting to hold cellphones personally and have freedom over them so they can access gambling sites at any time.
Maybe the aim of providing cellphones is as learning tool and to help facilitate learning because you can search for quite lot of knowledge on Google but instead they misuse it for gambling.

So far it seems that this method is not yet available in every country even countries with gambling bans do not have such strict regulations.

[slapper]

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This kind of thing can happen because not all children are familiar with gambling and when there is parade with several groups using the attributes of several characters in the slot game it can make them curious and find out the source of the characters in the parade because of the nature of children is more active with curiosity.

Media and the internet are one of the main factors for many people getting to know and trying to gamble because nowadays with the ease of getting the internet anyone anywhere can have the ease of accessing gambling sites.
And the most important thing is that now many children are starting to hold cellphones personally and have freedom over them so they can access gambling sites at any time.
Maybe the aim of providing cellphones is as learning tool and to help facilitate learning because you can search for quite lot of knowledge on Google but instead they misuse it for gambling.

So far it seems that this method is not yet available in every country even countries with gambling bans do not have such strict regulations.

The internet may be a wonderful instrument for knowledge and connectivity, but also a disadvantage. It's scary, right? How quickly kids can obtain inappropriate content, especially gambling sites. When combined with the broad internet and colorful slot game characters, children's innate curiosity might lead to harm

Is the internet to blame? Or the media? Or lack of regulations? The solution is complicated. The necessity for tougher rules is evident. All throughout the world. Why can children access these sites in nations that restrict gambling? Shouldn't that be asked?

Cellphones, intended for learning and communication, are now gateways to these harmful sites. Now more than ever, we must educate and oversee our kids' online activity. Isn't prevention better than cure?