Gambling by financial dependents.

[LUCKMCFLY]

A family member reported to me that her eighteen years old son has started gambling. She is not worried that he is gaming but her problem is that he is a student that solely depends on her for everything he needs. Her fear is also that her son might start stealing from her if he has no access to the money he needs to gamble. My relative has even started suspecting that some money she feels was misplaced might have been stolen by her son.

I spoke to my nephew and he told me that he has never stolen from his mother to gamble. And he gambles with only his savings from his weekly stipend he receives from the family. And he won't gamble if he has no savings to do that. From my observation, he is a responsible gambler that is just enjoying the game and making a little money occasionally. The gambling age in my country is 18+, but his mother is insisting that he must stop. What will be your advice for this young boy?

Indeed, his mother had a good point in preventing him from gambling, as it can develop into a major addiction with unfavorable effects, especially while he was young. What if he started gambling gradually and eventually developed a fondness for it, even though he acknowledged that he only uses the money he gets from his allowance? We can never be sure what his future holds. Teenagers are skilled at dishonesty and can even fabricate stories to manipulate their parents in order to achieve what they want, so there is a chance that he may play fools on her. Not all, but some do, particularly if they are persuaded by their friends. He would think that it would be beneficial for him to try again if he has experience playing and starts winning and making money, but if he loses, he has a tendency to chase losses. Perhaps he can't focus on his education because of his gambling obsession; his mother's efforts to guarantee his future are in vain, and he spends his time gambling.

The truth is that I see that it is not possible to prevent him from going to play in the casino, but the bad thing I think is that the possibility of robbing his own mother is something that should not be allowed, personally, for a person who is starting out in the casino. The game has to be observed a lot, it is easy, because the person can talk to him and ask him , what game , how he plays and how much he bets, what is his success rate, how much does he lose? do you go every day? That is very easy to determine if he is the one who steals or not, the strange thing is that the money does not seem to his own man, which I see very badly, because if he is really the one who is stealing, it is something very bad, both As what indicates that it is stealing, as what is probably an addiction that is starting to take place, therefore when we are in that phase of investigation we must keep a lot of observation, a person like that cannot be let go, much less can he be Go do anything to stop worrying, that's not so easy, a person who is already involved in these actions needs to confront him, generally I don't recommend it being the mother, but the father or a person who speaks loudly to him.

Addicts can take money that is not theirs just to satisfy their need for money, that is an addiction, it is something that sometimes they do whatever it takes to continue playing , it doesn't matter to some if they steal, or if they get the money selling anything, I am one of those who think that when you do something like this, you should be very careful , because in part when it is like that you have to Work quickly you should not want to move forward, especially if you commit that type of data, because if you did it with his mother , he can easily do it with anyone, and that is only because it should be avoided, therefore when we are in these types of events we have to be clear in what is decided and not start making crazy decisions, You should always seek professional help , that's my First piece of advice.

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[Webetcoins]

The nephew is honest when he says he is gambling with his funds and not stealing from his family. Family members should talk to each other about gaming and help each other find good things to do. You can deal with the problem in a more fair and well-informed way if you keep an eye on academic progress and get professional help if you need to.

That's a quite different way to see it but I like that idea. Problems that can be solved with wisdom shouldn't be solved with power and force. You can't force a child to obey you or do certain things they don't want to do or vice versa, and even if they do that by force, they will keep this in mind and will do those things deliberately in your absence. That's why, such sensitive issues should be handled with care because it takes one mistake to spoil everything, especially in matters where children are involved.

So, you're right that one should try and talk it out if the guy who is gambling isn't hiding it or doing anything wrong so that they can get money to feed their gambling activities but they are admitting it and such honesty should be appreciated and he should be schooled properly so that he understands that gambling can be bad for him.

[EarnOnVictor]

In as much as your nephew has reached the legal age to gamble as stipulated by many jurisdictions, the fact that he is still a dependent, he shouldn't gamble. He is currently building an addiction and there is a stage he will get to he can do anything to satisfy that urge to gamble.

Even if he doesn't resort to stealing, he might use funds meant for payment of bills to gamble, and in the end, his mom will face the consequences of such behaviour.

Gambling by a dependent should be seriously frowned upon because it will amount to throwing away the money laboured by another person. My advice is that his mom should reduce the money he gives to him because that can also reduce the money he uses from gambling.

I frankly support your opinion here and it is the same thing I advised initially. But perhaps, if the nephew could get the money externally or is working to earn it, then it is still cool, nevertheless, such must be talked to, and good advice about the risk of gambling must be given so that it will not be as if the uncle is a wicked person and doesn't want him to be free even at that age. In all sense of it, once someone is dependent, there are still limitations to what they can do especially if they are under someone's care, and in this case, it is not their hard-earned money, so why waste it? They do not have the moral right to waste it and being an adult doesn't give you the automatic right to do adult things, it is your status that will encourage and support that. The nephew must be ready mentally and financially, and by that, he must ensure that he can only qualify for total freedom if he is financially independent of his uncle and not otherwise.

I have seen a lot of similar cases, and I at times, blame the upbringing of some children. The environment they grew up in and the kind of friends they keep matter too. But no matter how much you frown at it or try to stop the nephew from gambling, such like him still do it behind your back and you will never know. And even if they win, they know how to keep it without you suspecting it. It could be with their fellow friends or another person they can trust. But what I do not like is when the uncle who frowns at it now becomes supportive after they win big. I just don't like that, it is a kind of selfishness that shows indiscipline. This reminds me of a skit I watched with a similar narration.

[Rufsilf]

A family member reported to me that her eighteen years old son has started gambling. She is not worried that he is gaming but her problem is that he is a student that solely depends on her for everything he needs. Her fear is also that her son might start stealing from her if he has no access to the money he needs to gamble. My relative has even started suspecting that some money she feels was misplaced might have been stolen by her son.

I spoke to my nephew and he told me that he has never stolen from his mother to gamble. And he gambles with only his savings from his weekly stipend he receives from the family. And he won't gamble if he has no savings to do that. From my observation, he is a responsible gambler that is just enjoying the game and making a little money occasionally. The gambling age in my country is 18+, but his mother is insisting that he must stop. What will be your advice for this young boy?

Indeed, his mother had a good point in preventing him from gambling, as it can develop into a major addiction with unfavorable effects, especially while he was young. What if he started gambling gradually and eventually developed a fondness for it, even though he acknowledged that he only uses the money he gets from his allowance? We can never be sure what his future holds. Teenagers are skilled at dishonesty and can even fabricate stories to manipulate their parents in order to achieve what they want, so there is a chance that he may play fools on her. Not all, but some do, particularly if they are persuaded by their friends. He would think that it would be beneficial for him to try again if he has experience playing and starts winning and making money, but if he loses, he has a tendency to chase losses. Perhaps he can't focus on his education because of his gambling obsession; his mother's efforts to guarantee his future are in vain, and he spends his time gambling.

 You should always seek professional help , that's my First piece of advice.

If her son's addiction to gambling is severe enough for him to rob his mother or perhaps hurt her, then it would be best for him to consult a specialist. She might help her kid comprehend the root causes of his addiction and create a better coping mechanism by getting plenty of treatment or perhaps medication if she seeks professional assistance. Then, his conscience will awaken, and he will realize that, rather than wasting his time gambling, he should be doing his studies at this young age.
 
However, there are drawbacks as well, because hiring professionals to assist you might be costly. That's the reason we should think about the monetary consequences and look into the resources that are out there, like insurance or affordable counseling.
It takes time and dedication, in my opinion, to overcome addiction. Her son's daily routine and his academic schedule can be affected if he needs to attend several therapy sessions each week. One thing is for sure: the course of treatment may not be successful if her son is not prepared for change or is resistant to it.

[ethereumhunter]

Gambling is not bad if one is committed to being responsible. Maybe for him gambling is like entertainment that can entertain him while his friends his age spend time watching movies or going on dates with their girlfriends. Moreover, if he is prohibited from gambling, I think he certainly has the potential to do so without his parents knowing. Moreover, if he has run out of money, it is possible that he will steal his mother's money to play. In this case, in my opinion, it is better to talk openly with each other to respect what the child likes, so that what he does can be controlled by the supervision of his parents too.

As long as people can use gambling responsibly, they will not experience any problems. But most people will forget their responsibilities when playing gambling, so we still often see many people who experience large losses. They can do other things, as you mentioned, but it depends on their wishes because if they want to return to gambling even though they already have other activities, they will still return to gambling. If he steals his mother's money to gamble, it indicates that he has started to experience a gambling addiction that he is not aware of and this must be addressed immediately before things get even worse. Parents must always approach their children, especially their teenage children because they are vulnerable to a great sense of curiosity, which can cause them to take the wrong path.

[Negotiation]

The nephew is honest when he says he is gambling with his funds and not stealing from his family. Family members should talk to each other about gaming and help each other find good things to do. You can deal with the problem in a more fair and well-informed way if you keep an eye on academic progress and get professional help if you need to.

That's a quite different way to see it but I like that idea. Problems that can be solved with wisdom shouldn't be solved with power and force. You can't force a child to obey you or do certain things they don't want to do or vice versa, and even if they do that by force, they will keep this in mind and will do those things deliberately in your absence. That's why, such sensitive issues should be handled with care because it takes one mistake to spoil everything, especially in matters where children are involved.

So, you're right that one should try and talk it out if the guy who is gambling isn't hiding it or doing anything wrong so that they can get money to feed their gambling activities but they are admitting it and such honesty should be appreciated and he should be schooled properly so that he understands that gambling can be bad for him.

I agree if proper advice about gambling and its downsides are given from the beginning then such mistakes can be avoided. And it is totally up to the gambler to try and if he doesn't think about his bad side then the family members also fail many times. Gambling helps to calm down after a long day don't approach the gambling scene like it's serious business. It will just put it on edge and make it hard to calm down and play the game. For this proper planning should be done which will help to succeed.

[slapper]

In as much as your nephew has reached the legal age to gamble as stipulated by many jurisdictions, the fact that he is still a dependent, he shouldn't gamble. He is currently building an addiction and there is a stage he will get to he can do anything to satisfy that urge to gamble.

Even if he doesn't resort to stealing, he might use funds meant for payment of bills to gamble, and in the end, his mom will face the consequences of such behaviour.

Gambling by a dependent should be seriously frowned upon because it will amount to throwing away the money laboured by another person. My advice is that his mom should reduce the money he gives to him because that can also reduce the money he uses from gambling.

I frankly support your opinion here and it is the same thing I advised initially. But perhaps, if the nephew could get the money externally or is working to earn it, then it is still cool, nevertheless, such must be talked to, and good advice about the risk of gambling must be given so that it will not be as if the uncle is a wicked person and doesn't want him to be free even at that age. In all sense of it, once someone is dependent, there are still limitations to what they can do especially if they are under someone's care, and in this case, it is not their hard-earned money, so why waste it? They do not have the moral right to waste it and being an adult doesn't give you the automatic right to do adult things, it is your status that will encourage and support that. The nephew must be ready mentally and financially, and by that, he must ensure that he can only qualify for total freedom if he is financially independent of his uncle and not otherwise.

I have seen a lot of similar cases, and I at times, blame the upbringing of some children. The environment they grew up in and the kind of friends they keep matter too. But no matter how much you frown at it or try to stop the nephew from gambling, such like him still do it behind your back and you will never know. And even if they win, they know how to keep it without you suspecting it. It could be with their fellow friends or another person they can trust. But what I do not like is when the uncle who frowns at it now becomes supportive after they win big. I just don't like that, it is a kind of selfishness that shows indiscipline. This reminds me of a skit I watched with a similar narration.

It's risky, especially for the financially insecure. When not your money, the game changes. Gambling with someone else's money is easy yet unethical. Guidance is vital. Gambling hazards must be discussed. Be a responsible adult, not the fun police

Let's discuss upbringing and surroundings. Indeed, they are huge. Friends, family, and social circles influence decisions. However, you may lead a horse to water but not make it drink. You may give all the advise in the world, but the individual must decide. Sometimes they do it behind your back. That's life. Messy, unexpected. How does the uncle respond to winning? A complex blend of emotions. Happy, envious, and rethinking past decisions. We shouldn't go from condemnation to unquestioning endorsement

[Mr. Magkaisa]

A family member reported to me that her eighteen years old son has started gambling. She is not worried that he is gaming but her problem is that he is a student that solely depends on her for everything he needs. Her fear is also that her son might start stealing from her if he has no access to the money he needs to gamble. My relative has even started suspecting that some money she feels was misplaced might have been stolen by her son.

I spoke to my nephew and he told me that he has never stolen from his mother to gamble. And he gambles with only his savings from his weekly stipend he receives from the family. And he won't gamble if he has no savings to do that. From my observation, he is a responsible gambler that is just enjoying the game and making a little money occasionally. The gambling age in my country is 18+, but his mother is insisting that he must stop. What will be your advice for this young boy?

     -   I think your nephew has a broad understanding of what he is doing in gambling, despite the fact that he is only a student at the moment. So, I can consider your nephew, who is otherwise a responsible gambler,.

Then just trust what he said and hold that he can manage what he is doing correctly; in fact, he has already started, and it looks like he is mature in that regard. Although here in our country, many minors experience gambling, I just don't know if they can do it online as well.

[tsaroz]

A family member reported to me that her eighteen years old son has started gambling. She is not worried that he is gaming but her problem is that he is a student that solely depends on her for everything he needs. Her fear is also that her son might start stealing from her if he has no access to the money he needs to gamble. My relative has even started suspecting that some money she feels was misplaced might have been stolen by her son.

I spoke to my nephew and he told me that he has never stolen from his mother to gamble. And he gambles with only his savings from his weekly stipend he receives from the family. And he won't gamble if he has no savings to do that. From my observation, he is a responsible gambler that is just enjoying the game and making a little money occasionally. The gambling age in my country is 18+, but his mother is insisting that he must stop. What will be your advice for this young boy?

Playing occasional Arcade games or some shooting or dice in a local fair is not a big issue. But young people should be kept away from professional gambling setup.
People may argue that gambling is just another form of entertainment but gambling is much different than watching a movie, in that, gambling can be really addictive and has a significant financial effect, a sudden loss or a sudden gain. A person who is dependent on others should not gamble. Gambling should be done by one's own earning only as they would be effectively managing their own money be it in a good way or bad. When it's not their money people could be playing more recklessly that may become a habit for long term if unchecked.

[Wiwo]

Gambling is not bad if one is committed to being responsible. Maybe for him gambling is like entertainment that can entertain him while his friends his age spend time watching movies or going on dates with their girlfriends. Moreover, if he is prohibited from gambling, I think he certainly has the potential to do so without his parents knowing. Moreover, if he has run out of money, it is possible that he will steal his mother's money to play. In this case, in my opinion, it is better to talk openly with each other to respect what the child likes, so that what he does can be controlled by the supervision of his parents too.

As long as people can use gambling responsibly, they will not experience any problems. But most people will forget their responsibilities when playing gambling, so we still often see many people who experience large losses. They can do other things, as you mentioned, but it depends on their wishes because if they want to return to gambling even though they already have other activities, they will still return to gambling. If he steals his mother's money to gamble, it indicates that he has started to experience a gambling addiction that he is not aware of and this must be addressed immediately before things get even worse. Parents must always approach their children, especially their teenage children because they are vulnerable to a great sense of curiosity, which can cause them to take the wrong path.

First thing first, before you begin to gamble, you need to first choose wether or not that you be a responsible gambler or becoming a problematic gambler, the choice is then left for you to make and come out with you reality at some point in time, because for sure it becomes very easy to spot when you have not set out a guide or rule to follow and at that point you already choosen that be a problematic gamblers.

But if you have a well planned rules and regulations and guidelines that guide your conducts on the casinos, it will be hard before you behave in a strange ways that outsiders will even notice that you gamble.

[kojektea]

I agree with his mother that he should stop gambling, because the obvious reason is that he doesn't have an income so it's not natural for him to use the money his family gives him for gambling capital, apart from that, in my opinion, his actions have gone too far because in one step he will become an addict. The concept of gambling is that he will make money any way he can, whether stealing or other things, just to gamble

[Weawant]

I agree if proper advice about gambling and its downsides are given from the beginning then such mistakes can be avoided. And it is totally up to the gambler to try and if he doesn't think about his bad side then the family members also fail many times. Gambling helps to calm down after a long day don't approach the gambling scene like it's serious business. It will just put it on edge and make it hard to calm down and play the game. For this proper planning should be done which will help to succeed.

Speaking about gambling been used to calm down after a long day has got some exceptions and it will be better and much clearer If we talk about such exceptions because if you continue with only the fact that it can be use to calm down after a long day, some persons may mistaken this and wrongly apply gambling thereby putting them at risk of addiction when trying to calm down.

If you are gambling mainly for fun then this could be considered very much applicable but then it doesn't have to be done everyday, you can't say you want to cool off everyday by using gambling as the means to doing that, you will most likely end up addicted because you will get to used to cooling off in such manner that you crave it every day even when you not having a long day so it mostly effective if used occasionally but if you are gambling for the purpose of making money off gambling then this literally doesn't apply to you because you can find fun or pleasure in a venture that takes your money often when you are in the bid to making more money.

[Westinhome]

Speaking about gambling been used to calm down after a long day has got some exceptions and it will be better and much clearer If we talk about such exceptions because if you continue with only the fact that it can be use to calm down after a long day, some persons may mistaken this and wrongly apply gambling thereby putting them at risk of addiction when trying to calm down.

If you are gambling mainly for fun then this could be considered very much applicable but then it doesn't have to be done everyday, you can't say you want to cool off everyday by using gambling as the means to doing that, you will most likely end up addicted because you will get to used to cooling off in such manner that you crave it every day even when you not having a long day so it mostly effective if used occasionally but if you are gambling for the purpose of making money off gambling then this literally doesn't apply to you because you can find fun or pleasure in a venture that takes your money often when you are in the bid to making more money.

The gambler who play the game will like to share their opinion,the forum give us chance to share our opinion and help us to understand the new gamblers.The gamblers who can’t control their way of approaching in the drugs,the better way to quit the game at the beginning stage of the gambling.Because quit the gambling after the huge game was not the easy one,because the gamblers get the attitude of playing the game again and again whenever he receives money from the income sources.The gamblers who use to play like this without the good strategies will force to lose their money in the gambling site at the last.

[AicecreaME]

First thing first, before you begin to gamble, you need to first choose wether or not that you be a responsible gambler or becoming a problematic gambler, the choice is then left for you to make and come out with you reality at some point in time, because for sure it becomes very easy to spot when you have not set out a guide or rule to follow and at that point you already choosen that be a problematic gamblers.

But if you have a well planned rules and regulations and guidelines that guide your conducts on the casinos, it will be hard before you behave in a strange ways that outsiders will even notice that you gamble.

Who would even want to be a problematic gambler? Before someone enters gambling, they don't really decide whether or not to be a responsible or problematic gambler. It just comes out of them during the process. Once you are already gambling, the circumstances will tell and show what really lind of person you are, and what are your principles and characteristics. Along the way, gambling will show your true colors. Your attitude will be manifested the moment you are already in it, not before. So it's essential to have a self-reflection whether you can withstand the challenges that you may face. And when the time comes, what can you do and what will your approach be once you face a difficult situation such as temptation to prolong gambling routine because it's satisfying and entertaining.

You can sometimes break rules even if you don't mean to especially if you don't have the character that is built against enticing offers. So what you should really look forward into molding is your attitude, character, behavior, and discipline.

[ethereumhunter]

First thing first, before you begin to gamble, you need to first choose wether or not that you be a responsible gambler or becoming a problematic gambler, the choice is then left for you to make and come out with you reality at some point in time, because for sure it becomes very easy to spot when you have not set out a guide or rule to follow and at that point you already choosen that be a problematic gamblers.

But if you have a well planned rules and regulations and guidelines that guide your conducts on the casinos, it will be hard before you behave in a strange ways that outsiders will even notice that you gamble.

For those who are new to gambling, they will not think about things like choosing to be a responsible gambler or a problem gambler. They are just curious about the gambling game and want to experience it. But after they experience it and get the results, be it losing or winning, they gamble more often and in the end, many of them become problem gamblers. But if at first, they know that there is something they have to learn and they see suggestions from many people about becoming a responsible gambler, they will try to learn how to become a responsible gambler.

This will be the choice of people who come to gambling, especially those who are new. Meanwhile, those who frequently gamble should think about becoming responsible gamblers. But that's not what happens because more and more people become problem gamblers until finally, many people become addicted to gambling.

[pinggoki]

I agree with his mother that he should stop gambling, because the obvious reason is that he doesn't have an income so it's not natural for him to use the money his family gives him for gambling capital, apart from that, in my opinion, his actions have gone too far because in one step he will become an addict. The concept of gambling is that he will make money any way he can, whether stealing or other things, just to gamble

Exactly, a lot of the replies are tolerating the kid just because he's almost an adult now when that's not really the case here, that money that the kid says was his is just the allowance that the kid didn't spend for the intended purposes, it's not the same thing as having his own money, with your own money to be considered your own, you need to be able to provide evidence that you've worked hard to earn that money by appropriate means.

[LUCKMCFLY]

A family member reported to me that her eighteen years old son has started gambling. She is not worried that he is gaming but her problem is that he is a student that solely depends on her for everything he needs. Her fear is also that her son might start stealing from her if he has no access to the money he needs to gamble. My relative has even started suspecting that some money she feels was misplaced might have been stolen by her son.

I spoke to my nephew and he told me that he has never stolen from his mother to gamble. And he gambles with only his savings from his weekly stipend he receives from the family. And he won't gamble if he has no savings to do that. From my observation, he is a responsible gambler that is just enjoying the game and making a little money occasionally. The gambling age in my country is 18+, but his mother is insisting that he must stop. What will be your advice for this young boy?

Indeed, his mother had a good point in preventing him from gambling, as it can develop into a major addiction with unfavorable effects, especially while he was young. What if he started gambling gradually and eventually developed a fondness for it, even though he acknowledged that he only uses the money he gets from his allowance? We can never be sure what his future holds. Teenagers are skilled at dishonesty and can even fabricate stories to manipulate their parents in order to achieve what they want, so there is a chance that he may play fools on her. Not all, but some do, particularly if they are persuaded by their friends. He would think that it would be beneficial for him to try again if he has experience playing and starts winning and making money, but if he loses, he has a tendency to chase losses. Perhaps he can't focus on his education because of his gambling obsession; his mother's efforts to guarantee his future are in vain, and he spends his time gambling.

 You should always seek professional help , that's my First piece of advice.

If her son's addiction to gambling is severe enough for him to rob his mother or perhaps hurt her, then it would be best for him to consult a specialist. She might help her kid comprehend the root causes of his addiction and create a better coping mechanism by getting plenty of treatment or perhaps medication if she seeks professional assistance. Then, his conscience will awaken, and he will realize that, rather than wasting his time gambling, he should be doing his studies at this young age.
 
However, there are drawbacks as well, because hiring professionals to assist you might be costly. That's the reason we should think about the monetary consequences and look into the resources that are out there, like insurance or affordable counseling.
It takes time and dedication, in my opinion, to overcome addiction. Her son's daily routine and his academic schedule can be affected if he needs to attend several therapy sessions each week. One thing is for sure: the course of treatment may not be successful if her son is not prepared for change or is resistant to it.

Well, I think that when a person is looking for a way to do things well, they have to adapt to the things that are more common. If a child has an advanced addiction, I think that if he or she needs professional help, what will the cost be? Well , it is something that should be assumed, it is for a child, I think that the money should be sought in some way because it is something urgent that must be resolved, and he is a child, something like this should not be happening, a situation like that, it should be tied to adolescence and not be passed on to adults, since being a minor suffering from something is very serious, it should not be allowed, things should always go according to the things that are appropriate for your child age , and not get ahead of yourself to live something that you shouldn't, secondly, the age you are is because you are practicing a study or a sport, not because you are into those types of things that are for Adults because an addiction and a casino are not in normal parameters.

I would say that things are quite cruel when a child, or someone underage , suffers from this , because basically these things, if you look for fault, are entirely the parents', because the parents are the ones who should be Responsible for educatio n, of their children and yes, these things are totally the fault of the parents, then we must Quickly give them the attention required once and for all, because we are people who must always be aware of anything that happens to our children , that is what we have as a mission, a challenge so why do anything? Everything has to be done because things are much more important to them and different things have to be done so that they are well , the most Important thing is that their mental health does not degenerate, because sometimes children can have many problems , So your self-esteem must always remain very High , it is always the main thing.

[summonerrk]

I agree with his mother that he should stop gambling, because the obvious reason is that he doesn't have an income so it's not natural for him to use the money his family gives him for gambling capital, apart from that, in my opinion, his actions have gone too far because in one step he will become an addict. The concept of gambling is that he will make money any way he can, whether stealing or other things, just to gamble

Uncontrolled gambling addiction does really terrible things to people, and the most terrible thing is the so-called "depreciation of money." It all starts with the fact that the ludoman does not perceive money as something received for hard work.

For him, money becomes just numbers on the screen, and this is bad, because then his real life completely changes its priorities.

[JunaidAzizi]

What will be your advice for this young boy?

The reason for her worry may be that this gambling lead him to become a professional theft in the future and according to me she is right because he is still dependent on his mother for his everyday needs and if he can't afford the gambling money then of course he will come to steal from other people's too just for the sake of gambling. Another thing is that he is still very young and the chances of addiction are maximum because gambling needs a good mindset to not bow down in front of it besides just taking its happiness and making a small amount of money. And all this needs to become financially independent and then come to gambling. So in my view, I think he should quit gambling for now.

[klidex]

If he is a student and has no money other than depending on his parents then in my opinion the young man's actions are still wrong, what if one day he has no money and his pocket money runs out? And eventually asking his parents and using the money for gambling. Actually gambling is not wrong it's just that a student shouldn't do this activity before he is truly an adult and has his own finances and doesn't depend on his parents, so that as a child he doesn't add to the burden on his family as a result actions that ultimately hinder his future.

No thief admits they have stolen, but do you know if he has lied?? if parents realize that their money is decreasing every day, they should be suspicious of the loss of the money or it is better to keep the money in a safer safe or keep it in the bank so that their children cannot act recklessly or steal money just to gamble, because usually children during puberty can sometimes reckless to do whatever they want to do.