Slot Educational

[tusandii]

For children it is their parent responsibility to make them aware of what is good and bad,the harming websites and also their duty to configure all the devices at home that can access the Internet to restrict them through different software and hardware means (routers access lists to discard gambling sites) and as such to protect their children as much as they can.

My daughter which is only 3.5 years old started watching Youtube reels through my wife phone and I immediately disabled Youtube and installed Youtube for kids as I didn't like what she was watching through the reels.

So yes prevention is better than cure but a lot needs to be done from everyone of us to give the newer generations a safer environment.

There are very few parents like you who care for their children. Most of the parents are so busy in their day to day like that they can't give proper time to their kids, and give smartphones in the hands of the children so they can get entertained. I have seen people who give 5 years old kids smartphones and install applications like TikTok so that the children can enjoy Tiktok. That's the worst thing a parent can do their children but that's a fact which we can't ignore.

You have taken a really great step by disabling YouTube and installed YouTube for kids in that smartphone. I believe that YouTube for kids is still a safer option then YouTube reels. The reel creators sometimes make adult content which isn't good for children and unfortunately if they see such content then their mind will be diverted a lot. There's a saying in our culture that  "Childhood memories can never be erased," and whatever a children learns in their childhood days will always remain with them.

Deactivating the applications you said or using children's mode is one way that is accurate and don't allow our children to hold parents' smartphones or buy their own smartphones for their children and all applications use children's mode if available but if not parents still have to monitor what applications are used for the child.
The reason I say don't give our children permission to access our personal smartphones as parents is because of course we sometimes still access online gambling sites or play slots and certain applications. If we often open gambling sites automatically gambling advertisements will continue to appear in any application so we don't give permission. telling our children not to access personal smartphones is a simple way.

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[michellee]

That's why I often advise my brother to teach their children carefully. Yes, today's children are different because they can easily surf the internet by looking at their parents using a smartphone. They easily borrow their parents' smartphones and then use them.

For other things, they tend to master them quickly just from watching videos on YouTube. That is why children now need to be paid more attention. I worry about if they accidentally watch a video about slot games and visit a casino. That will make them return, but hopefully, that doesn't happen to the young people.

But it's better for them to be supervised when using their smartphones so they don't see things that aren't appropriate for them.

We, as guardians, mentors, parents, and older siblings, owe it to the young minds to guide them judiciously. Children are curious; they explore, they learn, they mimic, and indeed, they master technology sometimes even better than us, dont they?

Here’s a dilemma, though: Is it ethical to limit their exposure and potentially stifle their tech-savvy capabilities? As a healthy gambling expert, I’ve seen how initial innocent encounters can lead to harmful habits. The issue isnt merely about them possibly stumbling upon a casino game; its about them getting entangled in a web of potentially destructive digital environments.

We need to nurture their curiosity, yes, but also safeguard them. Perhaps, its time for all of us to ponder upon ways in which we can supervise without suffocating, guide without governing, and protect without prohibiting

Yes, today's kids are better at technology than we are. Maybe because they are used to technology and seeing how we use it, they learn and use it more easily than us.

We are not trying to hinder them. No, that's not what it means. We are trying to give them an understanding that if they use the Internet, they will be exposed to many things, ranging from things that contain good things to illegal activities. We only provide direction so they can differentiate between good and bad for them.

Even though later, they will choose, with the understanding and knowledge we have given, they will not take the wrong path. They can use the technology well according to their needs. That's what we need to teach them. If the Internet is used well, it can do good things for a person. The Internet is like a double-edged sword, depending on one's usage.

[redsun114]

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

it will not reduce the level of addiction to gambling if so, because indirectly this actually provides/opens up more gambling
to reduce online gambling actually by closing platform sites is better than carrying out such parades,

I don't agree with that, it is never a solution to close down the source instead of teaching people how to use it properly. Almost every single thing in the world can be used in both positive and negative ways, but we can't just throw everything away or stop creating things because they can also be used for negative things. A knife might be used to stab someone but that doesn't make a knife something bad and we can't stop manufacturing knives just because of that, can we?

So, it's not the platforms or the casinos that ask people to get addicted, they provide their services and it's up to the people whether they use them excessively or have some control when gambling. They won't close down their businesses just because some impatient people are getting addicted to gambling.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

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

it will not reduce the level of addiction to gambling if so, because indirectly this actually provides/opens up more gambling
to reduce online gambling actually by closing platform sites is better than carrying out such parades,

I don't agree with that, it is never a solution to close down the source instead of teaching people how to use it properly. Almost every single thing in the world can be used in both positive and negative ways, but we can't just throw everything away or stop creating things because they can also be used for negative things. A knife might be used to stab someone but that doesn't make a knife something bad and we can't stop manufacturing knives just because of that, can we?

So, it's not the platforms or the casinos that ask people to get addicted, they provide their services and it's up to the people whether they use them excessively or have some control when gambling. They won't close down their businesses just because some impatient people are getting addicted to gambling.

Irrespective of taking people through slot education or not, we should know that the society we lived in is widely exposed to varieties of activities which the younger generation can abuse, gambling is one of them because they see people playing slot, they see their friends and also watch this on the movies or around their nearby environment seeing people gambling slot, some can even be seeing their father gambling in their own presence, this makes slot education useful and very important if there's an avenue for its participation, this will help people not to get it wrong about playing slot and gambling in general.

[erep]

So, it's not the platforms or the casinos that ask people to get addicted, they provide their services and it's up to the people whether they use them excessively or have some control when gambling. They won't close down their businesses just because some impatient people are getting addicted to gambling.

Gambling platforms do not educate anyone to engage in gambling activities, gamblers are free to choose whatever they want, gamble without limits or they gamble responsibly using only funds they can afford to lose. So whether slot education is needed, the answer depends on each individual, I feel I don't need slot education because I gamble with low funds and I don't mind losing those funds, I can control my emotions when gambling and don't expect gambling for passive income.

I do not underestimate people who need slot education, they need guidance to deal with gambling addiction problems and they hope to get out of gambling which causes huge losses. The problem of gambling addiction must be taken seriously and we hope that there will be any events or programs that provide solutions to overcome the problem of gambling addiction.

[AprilioMP]

There are very few parents like you who care for their children. Most of the parents are so busy in their day to day like that they can't give proper time to their kids, and give smartphones in the hands of the children so they can get entertained. I have seen people who give 5 years old kids smartphones and install applications like TikTok so that the children can enjoy Tiktok. That's the worst thing a parent can do their children but that's a fact which we can't ignore.

I often see parents treating children under 5 years of age by giving them smartphones in public places such as restaurants to quiet them so they don't make noise and to create a comfortable atmosphere.
The child watched YouTube and Tiktok for almost 2 hours. That's what I saw myself on several occasions in different locations of existence and often found on holidays.

This view may only occur at certain moments, such as in the places I mentioned. It's possible that when they're at home their habits are better between parent and child. The atmosphere of a dream family is very strong without the habit of holding a smartphone.
Usually, parents who are not ready to become parents will not be able to form the habits that are actually needed to shape their children's character. A big role lies with the mother because the mother is closer to the child than the father.

[Oilacris]

For children it is their parent responsibility to make them aware of what is good and bad,the harming websites and also their duty to configure all the devices at home that can access the Internet to restrict them through different software and hardware means (routers access lists to discard gambling sites) and as such to protect their children as much as they can.

My daughter which is only 3.5 years old started watching Youtube reels through my wife phone and I immediately disabled Youtube and installed Youtube for kids as I didn't like what she was watching through the reels.

So yes prevention is better than cure but a lot needs to be done from everyone of us to give the newer generations a safer environment.

There are very few parents like you who care for their children. Most of the parents are so busy in their day to day like that they can't give proper time to their kids, and give smartphones in the hands of the children so they can get entertained. I have seen people who give 5 years old kids smartphones and install applications like TikTok so that the children can enjoy Tiktok. That's the worst thing a parent can do their children but that's a fact which we can't ignore.

You have taken a really great step by disabling YouTube and installed YouTube for kids in that smartphone. I believe that YouTube for kids is still a safer option then YouTube reels. The reel creators sometimes make adult content which isn't good for children and unfortunately if they see such content then their mind will be diverted a lot. There's a saying in our culture that  "Childhood memories can never be erased," and whatever a children learns in their childhood days will always remain with them.

Deactivating the applications you said or using children's mode is one way that is accurate and don't allow our children to hold parents' smartphones or buy their own smartphones for their children and all applications use children's mode if available but if not parents still have to monitor what applications are used for the child.
The reason I say don't give our children permission to access our personal smartphones as parents is because of course we sometimes still access online gambling sites or play slots and certain applications. If we often open gambling sites automatically gambling advertisements will continue to appear in any application so we don't give permission. telling our children not to access personal smartphones is a simple way.

Personal phones should really be meant to be personal and this isnt something that should really be shared up casually specially into your kids on which it is really that something you should really be need to be that vigilant on whatever things that gives them way to be that exposed on something which isnt something good but for me then its a bit useless because accessibility is really that too easy nowadays considering that social media and other various ways of exposing out those kind of ads on which it would really be still be that in resulting that your children would really be that exposed on it on which even if you have done your best on trying them to avoid out with those kind of exposure with gambling things but still they do end up on seeing one.

So whats the ideal thing to be done? Make your children to be wary on whats the risks on involving with gambling so that on the time that they would really be able to encounter
or see then they do already know on what they should really gonna do and since they have been taught then they would be avoiding it normally.

[bayu7adi]

I do not underestimate people who need slot education, they need guidance to deal with gambling addiction problems and they hope to get out of gambling which causes huge losses. The problem of gambling addiction must be taken seriously and we hope that there will be any events or programs that provide solutions to overcome the problem of gambling addiction.

Presently, gambling has become a source of concern for many individuals who become deeply entangled in its grasp. Specifically, the form of gambling causing distress in society is the slot machine. This form of gambling is incredibly challenging to avoid due to the overwhelming presence of advertisements on social media. Even endorsements are now freely promoting gambling websites. Online gambling platforms have become a commonplace feature, attracting a growing number of individuals who are intrigued and, regrettably, some of whom inevitably fall into the clutches of addiction.

These individuals persist in their belief that the next round will bring them victory, unaware that their resources will inevitably dwindle until they are entirely depleted. Their minds become ensnared, impervious to easy awakening.

One of the countries with the largest gambling ecosystem, namely Australia, has begun to regulate all gambling activities of its citizens. According to last year's report, the Australian population suffered losses totaling a staggering $25 billion. This figure is extraordinary, as the gambling culture in Australia has become excessively permissive. Even underage individuals can participate in online casino platforms without the need for identity verification.

Always maintain self-control when engaged in gambling activities. Never act beyond your limits, and remember that there is no successful gambler born from gambling.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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

it will not reduce the level of addiction to gambling if so, because indirectly this actually provides/opens up more gambling
to reduce online gambling actually by closing platform sites is better than carrying out such parades,

I don't agree with that, it is never a solution to close down the source instead of teaching people how to use it properly. Almost every single thing in the world can be used in both positive and negative ways, but we can't just throw everything away or stop creating things because they can also be used for negative things. A knife might be used to stab someone but that doesn't make a knife something bad and we can't stop manufacturing knives just because of that, can we?

So, it's not the platforms or the casinos that ask people to get addicted, they provide their services and it's up to the people whether they use them excessively or have some control when gambling. They won't close down their businesses just because some impatient people are getting addicted to gambling.

Irrespective of taking people through slot education or not, we should know that the society we lived in is widely exposed to varieties of activities which the younger generation can abuse, gambling is one of them because they see people playing slot, they see their friends and also watch this on the movies or around their nearby environment seeing people gambling slot, some can even be seeing their father gambling in their own presence, this makes slot education useful and very important if there's an avenue for its participation, this will help people not to get it wrong about playing slot and gambling in general.

If you ask me, I did say that somethings are better left unsaid than said, and what do I mean by this?, I personally do not support the idea of educating our kids on gambling, slot games or whatever, when it is absolutely unnecessary.
And i have this believe because, children of nowadays are not as obedient as they appear, and if one thing, they are even more smarter than they appear, most children are filled with curiosity which drives them to want to try what ever they have been taught, even those they have been taught to stay away from, when they see other people doing that same thing without getting harmed, they too will want to give it a try, disregarding that they were told to stay away from it.

if you kids saw some people playing slot games maybe on their phones or computer, there is an easy solution, and that is , simply buy them a video game, maybe like PS or similar games, and simply tell them that, the video game is the same game they saw other person playing on their phone or computer.

I do not see any need to start educating children about slot games when what we should be teaching them is nothing else other than they should focus on their studies, and read their book always so they don't fail any of their exams or test in school.

[letteredhub]

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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?

Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there. 

On the other hand, even if the parade it's gonna have an effect, it's not gonna be that effective based on the aforementioned above.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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.

What we've seen through the OP about the parade, it's clear that what they basically needed was attention, and they've probably got that and there is nothing else they really cared about, in my opinion. If they were doing all that to actually spread awareness and educate people about the negatives of slots and gambling in general, they would do it in a better way and not like this where they are marching on the road with some banners and posters showing pictures of different slot games with a few lines of advice.

When a group wants to spread awareness about gambling and its addiction, they can conduct seminars and group gatherings where they can show multiple examples of people that ruined their lives due to gambling, they could show some very high bets or amounts lost by people in gambling so that those who are watching or listening should learn from that and stay away from it.

Yes, it may be that they have achieved the objective, whatever it may be, of obtaining more vision, more people, whatever, but basically when we realize that things are purely for the sake of simple marketing, it can be a little disappointing. , but we also have to take back what you say, some meetings and everything to be able to help people who are in addiction problems is what we should focus on, of course I have seen that many times people do not give it the importance This, and as I have said several times, even here in the forum I have realized that when it comes to addiction, many players are suffering from it, in some way they are asking for help, it is something that I have felt, I have read and it has been seen as something that can be very strong, because this is a problem that even though we do not suffer from it, we must help, even with some advice, about educational tragedies, about holding contests where people who are addicts are going through and looking for options like these, because they can be a way to do therapies, and therapies are excellent for this type of cases, we should always see the positive in this, not the negative, so if this thread serves to encourage That people who can help gambling addicts would be a blessing to them.

I have explained many times how to avoid an addiction, or being in an addiction, what can be done so that they go away little by little, of course this is something that basically always happens, then when you think about different options to do and attacking these problems, 'here it can also be the option, getting out of an addiction is not easy, it is not something that is very common, drugs, alcohol, gambling addiction is something that we must help in any way and as I said before , if this thread serves to see that some people can help others, then welcome.

[macson]

Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Parades have become part of the life of many communities around the world and according to Wikipedia there are so many parades that continue to be held throughout the world.  usually parades have to get permission from the government to be able to start and what i saw in the OP, the parades that are held have the aim of educating citizens about the impacts they will receive when playing slots excessively, countries with large levels of gambling addicts should hold parade about gambling every year.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there.  

On the other hand, even if the parade it's gonna have an effect, it's not gonna be that effective based on the aforementioned above.

We can't also classify that the parade that is being held is for educational purposes because there are several parades that have promotional purposes.  i don't expect people coming to the slot parade at OP to be curious about slot games because it can really damage the lifestyle of young people who don't understand how to gamble responsibly.

[letteredhub]

Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Parades have become part of the life of many communities around the world and according to Wikipedia there are so many parades that continue to be held throughout the world.  usually parades have to get permission from the government to be able to start and what I saw in the OP, the parades that are held have the aim of educating citizens about the impacts they will receive when playing slots excessively, countries with large levels of gambling addicts should hold parade about gambling every year.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there. 

On the other hand, even if the parade it's gonna have an effect, it's not gonna be that effective based on the aforementioned above.

We can't also classify that the parade that is being held is for educational purposes because there are several parades that have promotional purposes.  i don't expect people coming to the slot parade at OP to be curious about slot games because it can really damage the lifestyle of young people who don't understand how to gamble responsibly.

Since the conductors of the parade from the OP tagged it as  educational parade then it's left for their audience to decide about what they'll do with what they have been enlightened about.  If they choose to treat it as a promotional or educational it's not something under the control of the conductors. And for any young person that decides to be a gambler without understanding what they are going into it is common that they would behave responsible with it, because equally those that understands gambling are finding it challenging to gamble responsibly how much more those that are without the understanding.

[Oilacris]

Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Parades have become part of the life of many communities around the world and according to Wikipedia there are so many parades that continue to be held throughout the world.  usually parades have to get permission from the government to be able to start and what i saw in the OP, the parades that are held have the aim of educating citizens about the impacts they will receive when playing slots excessively, countries with large levels of gambling addicts should hold parade about gambling every year.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there.  

On the other hand, even if the parade it's gonna have an effect, it's not gonna be that effective based on the aforementioned above.

We can't also classify that the parade that is being held is for educational purposes because there are several parades that have promotional purposes.  i don't expect people coming to the slot parade at OP to be curious about slot games because it can really damage the lifestyle of young people who don't understand how to gamble responsibly.

Does the parade do solely shows about those addiction problem or potential issue that might be faced but we know at the same time it would really be molding up some questions in mind with some young minds on what the hell they did just been able to see? This is where curiosity would start to kick in and would search up on whats gambling.  
Educational kind of parade? Seems like that very odd considering that having a parade is something considered to have some expense and if this one is made through or made it possible for some pool of funds who are really that supporting against gambling addiction then it could be possible but in speaking about gambling business owners then it is really just that totally opposite.
Parades are indeed needing up some permits before you could really be able to do so but there are places in the world on which you could really be that free on having this kind of parade
on whatever intent or purpose it would be as long it would be something getting inline with government rules and laws then it wont really be that an issue.

[slapper]

Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Parades have become part of the life of many communities around the world and according to Wikipedia there are so many parades that continue to be held throughout the world.  usually parades have to get permission from the government to be able to start and what i saw in the OP, the parades that are held have the aim of educating citizens about the impacts they will receive when playing slots excessively, countries with large levels of gambling addicts should hold parade about gambling every year.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there.  

On the other hand, even if the parade it's gonna have an effect, it's not gonna be that effective based on the aforementioned above.

We can't also classify that the parade that is being held is for educational purposes because there are several parades that have promotional purposes.  i don't expect people coming to the slot parade at OP to be curious about slot games because it can really damage the lifestyle of young people who don't understand how to gamble responsibly.

Does the parade do solely shows about those addiction problem or potential issue that might be faced but we know at the same time it would really be molding up some questions in mind with some young minds on what the hell they did just been able to see? This is where curiosity would start to kick in and would search up on whats gambling.  
Educational kind of parade? Seems like that very odd considering that having a parade is something considered to have some expense and if this one is made through or made it possible for some pool of funds who are really that supporting against gambling addiction then it could be possible but in speaking about gambling business owners then it is really just that totally opposite.
Parades are indeed needing up some permits before you could really be able to do so but there are places in the world on which you could really be that free on having this kind of parade
on whatever intent or purpose it would be as long it would be something getting inline with government rules and laws then it wont really be that an issue.

Arent they very impressive? Using them to treat addiction, especially gambling? Something new for me! At one march, they addressed a societal issue, which raised eyes and inquiries, especially among the younger spectators. Yes, young minds absorb all they see. Seeing something about gambling may pique their interest.

An educational parade? Interesting idea. Parades cost money, but a nonprofit dedicated to fighting gambling addiction may be able to raise funding. Like you said, its a sharp contrast to what gaming business owners may believe or feel.

Indeed, permits! Every procession needs them. Some places are more tolerant if you follow the rules. Always verify local laws. Balance and a clear, useful message are key.

[Hirose UK]

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Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Despite the government responsibility regarding prohibitions and also education for gambling, not single person who likes to gamble will care about such prohibitions even with festival events showing several impacts and knowledge to stop they still cannot think that all of this is important because what they think most about is just continuing to gamble without caring about anything.
I not really sure that things like this can provide awareness and understanding so that every gambling addict can stop or limit the gambling activities they have started.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there. 

So that the real worry where parade like that will create curiosity among people who don't know about gambling and what worse in every parade there are always children who are also watching so it can trigger desire to try gambling carried out by minors.
Maybe the purpose of the parade is quite good and can provide education but there is still risk that someone might get involved in gambling.

On the other hand, even if the parade it's gonna have an effect, it's not gonna be that effective based on the aforementioned above.

It all depends on how people respond to parades and shows about gambling education because different thoughts will also lead to different opinions and goals of the parade being held.

[letteredhub]

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Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Despite the government responsibility regarding prohibitions and also education for gambling, not single person who likes to gamble will care about such prohibitions even with festival events showing several impacts and knowledge to stop they still cannot think that all of this is important because what they think most about is just continuing to gamble without caring about anything.
I not really sure that things like this can provide awareness and understanding so that every gambling addict can stop or limit the gambling activities they have started.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there. 

So that the real worry where parade like that will create curiosity among people who don't know about gambling and what worse in every parade there are always children who are also watching so it can trigger desire to try gambling carried out by minors.
Maybe the purpose of the parade is quite good and can provide education but there is still risk that someone might get involved in gambling..

An approach to avoid the risk of minors from exercising their youthful exuberance on experimenting what this gambling they are hearing about through the parades how it feels like is by changing the parade approach of educating people about gambling and turning it to a concert or a symposium lecture in stadium or a spacious field that only adults of gambling age should be allowed to have access in and people should be encouraged to attend through some fun filled features that will be performed in the course of the educational lecture against gambling addiction. This will effectively bar children/minors from having a triggered desire for gambling at their stage. Just my thought though.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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Wether it's been supported by the central or local authority it can only mean two things, which are;

1. To persons that are into gambling already it may be a reminder of why  that they shouldn't give themselve's to addiction as they  gamble. But telling them gambling is bad is something am not sure will penetrate fine into their hearings.

Despite the government responsibility regarding prohibitions and also education for gambling, not single person who likes to gamble will care about such prohibitions even with festival events showing several impacts and knowledge to stop they still cannot think that all of this is important because what they think most about is just continuing to gamble without caring about anything.
I not really sure that things like this can provide awareness and understanding so that every gambling addict can stop or limit the gambling activities they have started.

2.It's invariably serves as a broadcast, an advertisement or publicity to the knowledge of those group of people in that very society who haven't had a thought about gambling. This parade can ignite their curiosity to try it out for the first time and see how it seems like and then from their they've added to the already existing number of gamblers that exist there. 

So that the real worry where parade like that will create curiosity among people who don't know about gambling and what worse in every parade there are always children who are also watching so it can trigger desire to try gambling carried out by minors.
Maybe the purpose of the parade is quite good and can provide education but there is still risk that someone might get involved in gambling..

An approach to avoid the risk of minors from exercising their youthful exuberance on experimenting what this gambling they are hearing about through the parades how it feels like is by changing the parade approach of educating people about gambling and turning it to a concert or a symposium lecture in stadium or a spacious field that only adults of gambling age should be allowed to have access in and people should be encouraged to attend through some fun filled features that will be performed in the course of the educational lecture against gambling addiction. This will effectively bar children/minors from having a triggered desire for gambling at their stage. Just my thought though.

Man, before even having this or such idea as you shared as a thought, did you bother to consider the amount of money it would cost to organize such a big event?, first thing first is that, getting a license to use a stadium from the government or the owner(if it is privately owned), will cost a hefty amount of money. It will cost same huge amount of money if you are going for a spacious space as you mentioned.
Before the organizers will start talking about hiring a DJ, musical instruments and players that will entertain the crowd that will gather. And do not forget that you cant call such a gathering without offering people what to eat or at least, drink, this also will cost a lot of money if the turn out is massive.

Now, think about the above and all other miscellaneous expenditures I did not mention like logistics and so on, and ask yourself "all for what?"< just to educate people about gambling? what exactly are you going to be telling them that they don't already know?

Its not just worth it if you ask me.

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We can't also classify that the parade that is being held is for educational purposes because there are several parades that have promotional purposes.  i don't expect people coming to the slot parade at OP to be curious about slot games because it can really damage the lifestyle of young people who don't understand how to gamble responsibly.

Since the conductors of the parade from the OP tagged it as  educational parade then it's left for their audience to decide about what they'll do with what they have been enlightened about.  If they choose to treat it as a promotional or educational it's not something under the control of the conductors. And for any young person that decides to be a gambler without understanding what they are going into it is common that they would behave responsible with it, because equally those that understands gambling are finding it challenging to gamble responsibly how much more those that are without the understanding.

What's the point of an educational parade if the education they are trying to provide isn't received the way it should be? There is basically no point of a parade where the audience gets confused and will have to decide themselves whether they should learn something positive or negative from the parade. A parade should have a clear aim and make everything simple and clear about what message they are trying to give through their parade and the charts they are holding.

It should never be a choice for the audience to actually choose the context of what they are seeing in a parade, they come to see the parade to know what is being preached, and it's the responsibility of the conductors to make sure that the message is clear and there is absolutely no confusion within the spectators.

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We can't also classify that the parade that is being held is for educational purposes because there are several parades that have promotional purposes.  i don't expect people coming to the slot parade at OP to be curious about slot games because it can really damage the lifestyle of young people who don't understand how to gamble responsibly.

Since the conductors of the parade from the OP tagged it as  educational parade then it's left for their audience to decide about what they'll do with what they have been enlightened about.  If they choose to treat it as a promotional or educational it's not something under the control of the conductors. And for any young person that decides to be a gambler without understanding what they are going into it is common that they would behave responsible with it, because equally those that understands gambling are finding it challenging to gamble responsibly how much more those that are without the understanding.

What's the point of an educational parade if the education they are trying to provide isn't received the way it should be? There is basically no point of a parade where the audience gets confused and will have to decide themselves whether they should learn something positive or negative from the parade. A parade should have a clear aim and make everything simple and clear about what message they are trying to give through their parade and the charts they are holding.

It should never be a choice for the audience to actually choose the context of what they are seeing in a parade, they come to see the parade to know what is being preached, and it's the responsibility of the conductors to make sure that the message is clear and there is absolutely no confusion within the spectators.

The parade thing is something that doesn't really fit me, for the simple fact that things are often about how to do things in order to generate more trust and for children and players to know the dangers of the games, and the tragedies are imminent, It is something that cannot be avoided, especially when it is played irresponsibly. For me, playing responsibly is when a person sits in front of a casino with slots and generates a type of budget willing to lose, if when he loses everything, he leaves it like that. and it does not insist any more, it is a good step, if on the Contrary when a person starts to make several deposits, that is bad because that money is sure to be lost, now when we do something else, like an educational slot, through a Desgfile? It's not very much, but if they should do other things, be it educational, for example when a person is in the casino in front of a slot machine, and if they win, once they withdraw it is a correct decision, if they lose what they have arranged Erder retires and another correct decision, a person needs financial education in this case because it is not about how to do to be able to generate money through a slot it is not recommended, because for obvious reasons, but when you concentrate on doing something well that you can Be quite demsotrative because things change.

Well, an educational tragedy for me, what I can imagine is that I sit in a tragedy and it tells me what I should do and how I should bet according to my balance, it is what I see as most efficient, otherwise I don't see any other option. Can you help me, because if a slot machine is so that I basically leave my money there and only play with a very low chance of winning, I know that it is to make me lose, however the people who play this at one time do not win, so for me it is educational at this time may be that you should not bet so much if you are not sure of losing everything at once, and that the sots are for fun.