Learning from those who have experience

[Sakanwa]

Don't start it, then there's nothing to worry about.
Initially, you will enjoy it until it becomes more intense and you want to play more. Then, there will be a point that it becomes a revenge game where you want to chase all your losses including from the past weeks or months ago. Being a gambler means you hate losing and you are expecting that the RTP would help out to bring all your money back but that's not how online gambling works. You lose now, you lose it forever, you win now, it's up to you if you want out or keep on risking it.
This is the reason why many are getting addicted to it, it's either because of greed wanting more profits, or you want revenge from the online casino and pay all your losses which is impossible to happen unless you gamble more.

Gambling is not worse as taking a drug, and not all those who tried gambling ended up destroying their lives. As long as we are only playing amounts we can afford to lose, we won't have that revenge feeling. Besides, there are still times where we can get lucky and we can recover our past losses or even be on profit. Online gambling is not different to offline gambling in terms of risks.

I think some gambling addicts are not targeting a profit anymore because even though they can win a huge amount, they can still continue playing. But I won't say that they are only playing for fun alone. They are only attached to the activity and they should do it to feel a continuous pleasure.

Gambling atimes is fun,and as long as we are sports lovers,the urge to gamble will continuously be in us because we love the activities that relates to it.Most persons take gambling as their lifetime job,and that happens because they love the activity, as it brings no stress,all you need do is to sit down in your house,and predict games,and if you are lucky enough with your predictions,then there is a chance for you to smile that week.To me,the most amazing sport to engage my gambling activities in is football,because thats where my love lyes,That's the reason I have been dropping sure odds in my posts for people that read my posts.
For this week end, Newcastle will win,
Arsenal will win,Everton will win,
manchester City will win
Totthenham and Liverpool will like play a draw.just as
Briton and Aston Villa will also end up in a draw.

[ethereumhunter]

I do not understand how some people can gamble without having a regular income. Gambling is entertainment for those who have money. And after losing this money in the gambler should not change the quality of life. Of course, I have nothing against when a poor man after working a shift at the factory comes to the casino to play dice and drink a mug of beer, but I do not understand when students gamble on their parents' money.

Those students do not understand the value of money as they did nothing in order to earn it, and when you do not understand how difficult it can be to earn any amount of money then it is easy to use it in ways that are not optimal.

So when those students begin to gamble and lose it all they do not really experience the same kind of feelings someone that earns their own money goes through, as the only thing they need to do in order to get more money is to lie to their parents about some unexpected expenses and then receive more money without really deserving it.

For students who have not been able to earn money from working, they will not feel how difficult it is to work. They can casually use their money to gamble and will not be too sad about their losses because they can ask their parents for more money. But it would be different if someone worked and earned money and then used it for gambling. He experiences defeat after defeat, it will make him sad because he has lost the money he earned from his work. But if someone doesn't have a steady income but instead uses his money to gamble, it will be even more painful because he could lose his money and no longer meet his living needs.

[Westinhome]

For students who have not been able to earn money from working, they will not feel how difficult it is to work. They can casually use their money to gamble and will not be too sad about their losses because they can ask their parents for more money. But it would be different if someone worked and earned money and then used it for gambling. He experiences defeat after defeat, it will make him sad because he has lost the money he earned from his work. But if someone doesn't have a steady income but instead uses his money to gamble, it will be even more painful because he could lose his money and no longer meet his living needs.

The student can’t able to earn the big money because of the studies involvement during the college days.The only way to earn from the part time job by the college student,So the student can use their part time money to their gambling game.If the gambler made the exact technique for the gambling game,he can multiple the money he used in the gambling sites.Some college student ask their parents many time to play the gambling and the reason will be the fee need to pay in the college for the books,Tution fee.So the college student should play gambling with more awareness.

[wxa7115]

I do not understand how some people can gamble without having a regular income. Gambling is entertainment for those who have money. And after losing this money in the gambler should not change the quality of life. Of course, I have nothing against when a poor man after working a shift at the factory comes to the casino to play dice and drink a mug of beer, but I do not understand when students gamble on their parents' money.

Those students do not understand the value of money as they did nothing in order to earn it, and when you do not understand how difficult it can be to earn any amount of money then it is easy to use it in ways that are not optimal.

So when those students begin to gamble and lose it all they do not really experience the same kind of feelings someone that earns their own money goes through, as the only thing they need to do in order to get more money is to lie to their parents about some unexpected expenses and then receive more money without really deserving it.

For students who have not been able to earn money from working, they will not feel how difficult it is to work. They can casually use their money to gamble and will not be too sad about their losses because they can ask their parents for more money. But it would be different if someone worked and earned money and then used it for gambling. He experiences defeat after defeat, it will make him sad because he has lost the money he earned from his work. But if someone doesn't have a steady income but instead uses his money to gamble, it will be even more painful because he could lose his money and no longer meet his living needs.

It is because of this that I have always thought that it is imperative for students to work while they are still at school, now some may argue that such a thing may distract them from their studies, however by getting some experience early not only they will realize the massive difference between school and work.

By doing both at the same time they will get to experiment how hard it is to balance your life when you have a lot of responsibilities, but once they finally graduate and they can concentrate on just working instead of being shocked at how difficult it is, something those that did not got a job before will experience for the first time, what they will experiment is a feeling that this is way easier than what they did before by studying and working at the same time.

[zuzie]

I do not understand how some people can gamble without having a regular income. Gambling is entertainment for those who have money. And after losing this money in the gambler should not change the quality of life. Of course, I have nothing against when a poor man after working a shift at the factory comes to the casino to play dice and drink a mug of beer, but I do not understand when students gamble on their parents' money.

Those students do not understand the value of money as they did nothing in order to earn it, and when you do not understand how difficult it can be to earn any amount of money then it is easy to use it in ways that are not optimal.

So when those students begin to gamble and lose it all they do not really experience the same kind of feelings someone that earns their own money goes through, as the only thing they need to do in order to get more money is to lie to their parents about some unexpected expenses and then receive more money without really deserving it.

Because students tend to still ask their parents for money, that's right, students don't yet understand how difficult it is to earn money, and how to use that money wisely, because what students have in mind is only personal pleasure and asking their parents. Money.

And as a result, if students have started to become addicted to gambling, then what you said is true, they will lie to their parents for whatever reason, with the aim of getting money so they can gamble again, and this is behavior that is not appropriate to imitate, even in reality. If he is not given money, he will be determined to steal his own parents' money.

[Blitzboy]

I do not understand how some people can gamble without having a regular income. Gambling is entertainment for those who have money. And after losing this money in the gambler should not change the quality of life. Of course, I have nothing against when a poor man after working a shift at the factory comes to the casino to play dice and drink a mug of beer, but I do not understand when students gamble on their parents' money.

Those students do not understand the value of money as they did nothing in order to earn it, and when you do not understand how difficult it can be to earn any amount of money then it is easy to use it in ways that are not optimal.

So when those students begin to gamble and lose it all they do not really experience the same kind of feelings someone that earns their own money goes through, as the only thing they need to do in order to get more money is to lie to their parents about some unexpected expenses and then receive more money without really deserving it.

Because students tend to still ask their parents for money, that's right, students don't yet understand how difficult it is to earn money, and how to use that money wisely, because what students have in mind is only personal pleasure and asking their parents. Money.

And as a result, if students have started to become addicted to gambling, then what you said is true, they will lie to their parents for whatever reason, with the aim of getting money so they can gamble again, and this is behavior that is not appropriate to imitate, even in reality. If he is not given money, he will be determined to steal his own parents' money.

Just a lot of kids dont get it. They believe that their wants and needs are the center of the universe. Isnt that the whole "me, me, me" mentality? Furthermore, kids remain indebted to their parents without realizing the labor of love that goes into earning every dollar.

Lets now discuss that gambling portion. When students become dependent on it, the excitement, the rush, and the possibility of a big victory take precedence over the money. Indeed, if they are truly into it, they will lie, cheat, and even steal from their own family members. Isnt that sad?

What if schools offered a course on "healthy gambling"? Not encouraging gambling, of course, but educating them about the odds, the statistics, and the risks? A sort of sobering reminder of reality. I mean, its worth considering?

[ethereumhunter]

The student can’t able to earn the big money because of the studies involvement during the college days.The only way to earn from the part time job by the college student,So the student can use their part time money to their gambling game.If the gambler made the exact technique for the gambling game,he can multiple the money he used in the gambling sites.Some college student ask their parents many time to play the gambling and the reason will be the fee need to pay in the college for the books,Tution fee.So the college student should play gambling with more awareness.

Yes, they can indeed get part-time jobs so they can earn money. But the problem is, if they instead use the money from their part-time job to gamble, it won't be multiplied because they are gambling where they will lose. He could look for an investment program that can provide benefits in the future, such as investing in bitcoin. And if he is successful in his investments, he won't need to ask his parents for money to pay for his studies because he already has his own money. However, playing gambling requires self-control, especially since he is still in college where he really needs money to pay his tuition fees.

It is because of this that I have always thought that it is imperative for students to work while they are still at school, now some may argue that such a thing may distract them from their studies, however by getting some experience early not only they will realize the massive difference between school and work.

By doing both at the same time they will get to experiment how hard it is to balance your life when you have a lot of responsibilities, but once they finally graduate and they can concentrate on just working instead of being shocked at how difficult it is, something those that did not got a job before will experience for the first time, what they will experiment is a feeling that this is way easier than what they did before by studying and working at the same time.

At least, they can have their own money to buy the things they want and not just to gamble. That would be better because they wouldn't have to experience defeat like the others. When they can have a part-time job, they will understand that it is difficult to find work and that working is also not easy so they will try to appreciate every penny they earn at work.

It will be a valuable experience not to waste the money they get from working so that when they actually graduate and can work, they can learn to save their money. Of course, the experience he gets after graduating and working like a worker will be different from the experience he gets while studying and working part time.

[Weawant]

I do not understand how some people can gamble without having a regular income. Gambling is entertainment for those who have money. And after losing this money in the gambler should not change the quality of life. Of course, I have nothing against when a poor man after working a shift at the factory comes to the casino to play dice and drink a mug of beer, but I do not understand when students gamble on their parents' money.

Those students do not understand the value of money as they did nothing in order to earn it, and when you do not understand how difficult it can be to earn any amount of money then it is easy to use it in ways that are not optimal.

So when those students begin to gamble and lose it all they do not really experience the same kind of feelings someone that earns their own money goes through, as the only thing they need to do in order to get more money is to lie to their parents about some unexpected expenses and then receive more money without really deserving it.

These students should be watched closely as most times negligence on the side of their parents as it regards how well they spend the money given them probably to use for themselves or for their academics, parents should always try to hold their children accountable on how they spend the funds given them because these children or students become reckless with funds when they realize they are not held accountable about their spending.

These students find themselves in company of certain friends who may have been exposed to gambling prior to their meeting and they may introduce these student friends to gambling as a means of income to make more money or multiply that which they have so they will be venture into it whith the hope they get to make more money and they really don't get scared of loosing it because they believe it will be replaced by their parents.

Sometimes these students should work so they know how it feels to earn money maybe it would help them curb how much they gamble although some of the students do it because the funds available are usually not enough to meet their needs so they want to multiply it and probably be able to meet their needs but then it's never the best option as gambling is rather best suited for entertainment

[zuzie]

Just a lot of kids dont get it. They believe that their wants and needs are the center of the universe. Isnt that the whole "me, me, me" mentality? Furthermore, kids remain indebted to their parents without realizing the labor of love that goes into earning every dollar.

Lets now discuss that gambling portion. When students become dependent on it, the excitement, the rush, and the possibility of a big victory take precedence over the money. Indeed, if they are truly into it, they will lie, cheat, and even steal from their own family members. Isnt that sad?

What if schools offered a course on "healthy gambling"? Not encouraging gambling, of course, but educating them about the odds, the statistics, and the risks? A sort of sobering reminder of reality. I mean, its worth considering?

If a child cannot yet understand and realize that his parents' debt of gratitude is very valuable, then it is best not to waste this opportunity for reasons of the child's own personal enjoyment.
If a child is addicted to gambling, even if it is for fun, it is still not appropriate to do so, because as children we should be obedient and obedient to our parents' orders, and if the parents find out that their child is gambling. then it is very likely that the child will be given good scientific guidance or even punished.
If schools hold courses on gambling, I don't agree, because gambling is a bad activity according to society, so this needs to be re-examined and reconsidered in the future, and in my opinion there are no schools that offer courses on gambling.

[klidex]

Just a lot of kids dont get it. They believe that their wants and needs are the center of the universe. Isnt that the whole "me, me, me" mentality? Furthermore, kids remain indebted to their parents without realizing the labor of love that goes into earning every dollar.

Lets now discuss that gambling portion. When students become dependent on it, the excitement, the rush, and the possibility of a big victory take precedence over the money. Indeed, if they are truly into it, they will lie, cheat, and even steal from their own family members. Isnt that sad?

What if schools offered a course on "healthy gambling"? Not encouraging gambling, of course, but educating them about the odds, the statistics, and the risks? A sort of sobering reminder of reality. I mean, its worth considering?

If a child cannot yet understand and realize that his parents' debt of gratitude is very valuable, then it is best not to waste this opportunity for reasons of the child's own personal enjoyment.
If a child is addicted to gambling, even if it is for fun, it is still not appropriate to do so, because as children we should be obedient and obedient to our parents' orders, and if the parents find out that their child is gambling. then it is very likely that the child will be given good scientific guidance or even punished.
If schools hold courses on gambling, I don't agree, because gambling is a bad activity according to society, so this needs to be re-examined and reconsidered in the future, and in my opinion there are no schools that offer courses on gambling.

Yes, I agree with that, the aim of school is to gain educational knowledge that is useful for the future of children.
However, if you want to impart knowledge about gambling to children, parents should do it personally to tell them what impact it will have if they fall into gambling. Indeed, this needs to be done so that children's can gain knowledge well and not think about it at all gambling that will hamper his future.
It is true that as a child have to obey parents orders, but it would be better if tell them slowly so that children don't feel pressured.

[Japinat]

I want to ask those of you who have a hard addiction experience in gambling and then you can treat it yourself, and today still playing gambling but with the principle of good management and financial management in gambling.
I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?

"I want to find out because I think your experience in the case as I mentioned will be useful for readers, especially for me personally"

You know, I've personally dealt with that addiction myself. It's crucial to speak out about the problem to your friends and family. Their advice can be like gold, helping you analyze your mistakes. You definitely don't want to get to the point where gambling feels like hypnotism and you can't resist it anymore. That's when it becomes a full-blown addiction, and trust me, happiness isn't found there.

Money is often at the root of this issue. Greed and the desire to win can cloud our judgment. Instead of searching for a winning strategy, we rely too much on our beliefs, even when the strategy isn't working anymore. Knowing when to stop is key. I think reading stories about the experiences of addicted gamblers and how it's impacted their lives can give us a wake-up call. We learn a lot from their stories.

[zuzie]

Yes, I agree with that, the aim of school is to gain educational knowledge that is useful for the future of children.
However, if you want to impart knowledge about gambling to children, parents should do it personally to tell them what impact it will have if they fall into gambling. Indeed, this needs to be done so that children's can gain knowledge well and not think about it at all gambling that will hamper his future.
It is true that as a child have to obey parents orders, but it would be better if tell them slowly so that children don't feel pressured.

That's right, by providing internal understanding to children, I think that is a good step. Because gambling in the eyes of society is a habit that is not good to do, and how could this bad habit be exposed in public, it would be better if no one knew about it.
I agree that we as parents must provide good knowledge, including providing knowledge about what gambling is and its impacts. So, do it slowly so that your child does not experience mental or physical stress.

[maydna]

Yes, I agree with that, the aim of school is to gain educational knowledge that is useful for the future of children.
However, if you want to impart knowledge about gambling to children, parents should do it personally to tell them what impact it will have if they fall into gambling. Indeed, this needs to be done so that children's can gain knowledge well and not think about it at all gambling that will hamper his future.
It is true that as a child have to obey parents orders, but it would be better if tell them slowly so that children don't feel pressured.

That's right, by providing internal understanding to children, I think that is a good step. Because gambling in the eyes of society is a habit that is not good to do, and how could this bad habit be exposed in public, it would be better if no one knew about it.
I agree that we as parents must provide good knowledge, including providing knowledge about what gambling is and its impacts. So, do it slowly so that your child does not experience mental or physical stress.

As parents, we have to really look after our children by providing knowledge or information about something so that they don't look for wrong information that could mislead them. This is important because parents are the ones who educate their children until they grow up and even until they get married, their parents still educate them to be good parents even though they also have their own experiences.

And for those who are already addicted to gambling, they must have a strong intention to reduce or escape gambling addiction. But it is difficult to treat yourself if there is no desire from within because we have to be able to push ourselves to recover from gambling addiction. No one can predict how long someone can get rid of gambling addiction because it is determined by how strongly a person intends to recover from gambling addiction.

[abel1337]

Yes, I agree with that, the aim of school is to gain educational knowledge that is useful for the future of children.
However, if you want to impart knowledge about gambling to children, parents should do it personally to tell them what impact it will have if they fall into gambling. Indeed, this needs to be done so that children's can gain knowledge well and not think about it at all gambling that will hamper his future.
It is true that as a child have to obey parents orders, but it would be better if tell them slowly so that children don't feel pressured.

That's right, by providing internal understanding to children, I think that is a good step. Because gambling in the eyes of society is a habit that is not good to do, and how could this bad habit be exposed in public, it would be better if no one knew about it.
I agree that we as parents must provide good knowledge, including providing knowledge about what gambling is and its impacts. So, do it slowly so that your child does not experience mental or physical stress.

As parents, we have to really look after our children by providing knowledge or information about something so that they don't look for wrong information that could mislead them. This is important because parents are the ones who educate their children until they grow up and even until they get married, their parents still educate them to be good parents even though they also have their own experiences.

And for those who are already addicted to gambling, they must have a strong intention to reduce or escape gambling addiction. But it is difficult to treat yourself if there is no desire from within because we have to be able to push ourselves to recover from gambling addiction. No one can predict how long someone can get rid of gambling addiction because it is determined by how strongly a person intends to recover from gambling addiction.

I think it is our responsibility to make our children understand the potential danger of gambling and the effects to their life just like what we are teaching them on other vices like cigarettes, drugs and other obviously dangerous vices. I myself is a gambling addict before and I literally have no financial freedom because of it, I was stuck on a cycle on receiving money and doing gambling which makes it hard for me to have something valuable before. It's obvious that I don't want our children to learn it this is why it's better to teach them not to or don't expose them into something that you don't want them to try. Addiction is treatable but it needs an ample of time before we can get rid of it.

[zuzie]

As parents, we have to really look after our children by providing knowledge or information about something so that they don't look for wrong information that could mislead them. This is important because parents are the ones who educate their children until they grow up and even until they get married, their parents still educate them to be good parents even though they also have their own experiences.

And for those who are already addicted to gambling, they must have a strong intention to reduce or escape gambling addiction. But it is difficult to treat yourself if there is no desire from within because we have to be able to push ourselves to recover from gambling addiction. No one can predict how long someone can get rid of gambling addiction because it is determined by how strongly a person intends to recover from gambling addiction.

I think it is our responsibility to make our children understand the potential danger of gambling and the effects to their life just like what we are teaching them on other vices like cigarettes, drugs and other obviously dangerous vices. I myself is a gambling addict before and I literally have no financial freedom because of it, I was stuck on a cycle on receiving money and doing gambling which makes it hard for me to have something valuable before. It's obvious that I don't want our children to learn it this is why it's better to teach them not to or don't expose them into something that you don't want them to try. Addiction is treatable but it needs an ample of time before we can get rid of it.

Yes, as parents have a strong responsibility to educate their children to behave well, with the experience that parents have, including in the field of gambling, of course this will be a strong encouragement so that their children do not get trapped in the world of gambling. , or bad activities such as smoking, alcohol, and drugs.
It is true that if someone is addicted to gambling, it is not easy for him to recover quickly, especially if it is forced not because of personal desire, then the results are still doubtful and it will take quite a long time.

[Smartvirus]

I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?

"I want to find out because I think your experience in the case as I mentioned will be useful for readers, especially for me personally"

I wasn’t particularly addicted to gambling in the last or I like to think that way but, I gambled more at a time than I do now and I must say compared to them, my gambling habit is drastically reduced.
One of the means to have archived this was a redefined purpose on my gambling.

Many get into gambling with the aim of making money off it. I think that was the case for me when I started gambling. It presents you with the ease of getting that plus odds in an accumulator bet and when you win, you have that extra money to spend on whatever you fantasized about but, it’s it always the case,,, unfortunately not. You end up loosing even the little you’ve set aside for a different purpose.

Hence, understating the fact that, the house are often going yo have an edge over your gambling and you can only win with luck and not by how well grounded you are about a game would better position your gambling habit.

[deathcode]

Just a lot of kids dont get it. They believe that their wants and needs are the center of the universe. Isnt that the whole "me, me, me" mentality? Furthermore, kids remain indebted to their parents without realizing the labor of love that goes into earning every dollar.

Lets now discuss that gambling portion. When students become dependent on it, the excitement, the rush, and the possibility of a big victory take precedence over the money. Indeed, if they are truly into it, they will lie, cheat, and even steal from their own family members. Isnt that sad?

What if schools offered a course on "healthy gambling"? Not encouraging gambling, of course, but educating them about the odds, the statistics, and the risks? A sort of sobering reminder of reality. I mean, its worth considering?

If a child cannot yet understand and realize that his parents' debt of gratitude is very valuable, then it is best not to waste this opportunity for reasons of the child's own personal enjoyment.
If a child is addicted to gambling, even if it is for fun, it is still not appropriate to do so, because as children we should be obedient and obedient to our parents' orders, and if the parents find out that their child is gambling. then it is very likely that the child will be given good scientific guidance or even punished.
If schools hold courses on gambling, I don't agree, because gambling is a bad activity according to society, so this needs to be re-examined and reconsidered in the future, and in my opinion there are no schools that offer courses on gambling.

Yes, I agree with that, the aim of school is to gain educational knowledge that is useful for the future of children.
However, if you want to impart knowledge about gambling to children, parents should do it personally to tell them what impact it will have if they fall into gambling. Indeed, this needs to be done so that children's can gain knowledge well and not think about it at all gambling that will hamper his future.
It is true that as a child have to obey parents orders, but it would be better if tell them slowly so that children don't feel pressured.

I actually agree more if schools or in the world of education also hold or provide education about the introduction or knowledge of the negative impacts of gambling because in my opinion teaching by parents alone will not be enough, I think it would be better if there was action or a sustainable effort in school as well so that teenagers can form their self-control and not be trapped by gambling addiction problems.
Why I agree more is because I don't think all parents can provide good knowledge and understanding to their children about activities that can be detrimental to their children and I'm sure some parents don't even have the time to teach their children about all of them, that's because they are busy with their work.
Knowledge about recognizing the dangers or negative impacts of gambling and other juvenile delinquency is also very important education for the future of children and provides more insight and builds morals and responsibility for children in the future.

[maydna]

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I think it is our responsibility to make our children understand the potential danger of gambling and the effects to their life just like what we are teaching them on other vices like cigarettes, drugs and other obviously dangerous vices. I myself is a gambling addict before and I literally have no financial freedom because of it, I was stuck on a cycle on receiving money and doing gambling which makes it hard for me to have something valuable before. It's obvious that I don't want our children to learn it this is why it's better to teach them not to or don't expose them into something that you don't want them to try. Addiction is treatable but it needs an ample of time before we can get rid of it.

It is clearly the responsibility of parents to protect their children from the potential dangers of gambling and its impact or influence on their children's lives so that parents can implement better supervision. If our children can understand the bad effects of gambling and try to stay away from it and not gamble, their lives will be better because they will not have to face these things. Yes, gambling addiction can be treated, but you have to get support from other people and have a desire from within yourself to undergo treatment. We cannot imagine that our children will be addicted to gambling. That will hurt us as parents who have cared for them from childhood until they are adults.

[zuzie]

I actually agree more if schools or in the world of education also hold or provide education about the introduction or knowledge of the negative impacts of gambling because in my opinion teaching by parents alone will not be enough, I think it would be better if there was action or a sustainable effort in school as well so that teenagers can form their self-control and not be trapped by gambling addiction problems.
Why I agree more is because I don't think all parents can provide good knowledge and understanding to their children about activities that can be detrimental to their children and I'm sure some parents don't even have the time to teach their children about all of them, that's because they are busy with their work.
Knowledge about recognizing the dangers or negative impacts of gambling and other juvenile delinquency is also very important education for the future of children and provides more insight and builds morals and responsibility for children in the future.

Everyone has their own opinion on this matter, what drives you to agree that schools provide an understanding of the impact of gambling?? Isn't it unethical if schools provide knowledge about gambling, because schools are formal places to provide good education for students, even though in real life gambling backfires on society so in my opinion it is not appropriate to hold it at school, maybe it can be held outside the school with a theme "socialization of the impact of gambling on the younger generation" for example.

[Westinhome]

It is clearly the responsibility of parents to protect their children from the potential dangers of gambling and its impact or influence on their children's lives so that parents can implement better supervision. If our children can understand the bad effects of gambling and try to stay away from it and not gamble, their lives will be better because they will not have to face these things. Yes, gambling addiction can be treated, but you have to get support from other people and have a desire from within yourself to undergo treatment. We cannot imagine that our children will be addicted to gambling. That will hurt us as parents who have cared for them from childhood until they are adults.

The experienced player had a good chance of the win the gambling as like the experienced people get profit from the trading.The parent can teach the gambling to their children,because the children automatically give their interest to their parents.So if the parent teach the children,atleast the children won’t get addicted to the gambling.The gambler can start to teach them from the poker game.So their children start to win from the poker game.One day the poker game will change their children life in good way.