Have you seen gambling advertisements on TV? Opinion.

[ethereumhunter]

Yes and the reason is because we do not have the right and power to regulate everything because all of that is beyond our ability individually and that means only the government in a country can limit or even prevent some promotional broadcasts in various channels because the government has the right and power to do so, and that means there is no other way if you really don't want your child to be affected by things like this especially what they see other than us limiting the activities carried out by a child, this is the only thing we can do for prevention so that things that are not wanted can be minimized a little. On the other hand, yes you have also said something that I said earlier that now is the digital era where everything we can get from the internet, especially science and other knowledge, so the point is that as much as possible we have to direct a child to things that are indeed more positive and along with limiting them, don't let them walk alone without monitoring from you as a parent.

We should be the ones to prevent TV programs by restricting our children by permitting them to watch TV at certain times so that they will not watch TV outside of those hours. Maybe we should invite them to do activities outside the home so that they will get used to physical activities and not depend on activities at home. This is also to train them to get used to physical activity so that they don't mind if later, when they grow up, they also have to do a lot of physical activity. As parents, we must also be able to limit the use of devices connected to the internet because if they are not limited, they can access many things that they are not allowed to see. If children have been trained from an early age, they will start to get used to it and know what to do so that they will not fall into bad things and will also be able to adapt themselves to stay away from bad things they already know about.

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[khiholangkang]

Have you seen gambling advertisements on TV? Yes but not like the real commercial ads but in football stadiums when you watch FIFA or World Champions you occasionally see stake.com ads on the football field.

My opinion is they are smart because they will be banned on TV channels everywhere because you know gambling but they choose international league so they can put their ads on footbal field and in some team shirts that is just a brilliant.

Opinion maybe some kids watch it but they didnt know what it is.

Most often what we see is advertisements in football matches, broadcast on TV which can generally penetrate all circles of society who like soccer or other sports that get sponsorship from gambling platforms, whether small children, women, parents and anyone who watches international sports matches.

We can assume that small children do not care about what is seen on the clothes of each player or the opening of the match, but maybe not a few also ask their parents what is on the shirt, maybe when they were small they didn't care but growing up and being able to use gadgets will often pay attention to it and become curious and then try it, it is very possible.

[Dewi Aries]

Yes and the reason is because we do not have the right and power to regulate everything because all of that is beyond our ability individually and that means only the government in a country can limit or even prevent some promotional broadcasts in various channels because the government has the right and power to do so, and that means there is no other way if you really don't want your child to be affected by things like this especially what they see other than us limiting the activities carried out by a child, this is the only thing we can do for prevention so that things that are not wanted can be minimized a little. On the other hand, yes you have also said something that I said earlier that now is the digital era where everything we can get from the internet, especially science and other knowledge, so the point is that as much as possible we have to direct a child to things that are indeed more positive and along with limiting them, don't let them walk alone without monitoring from you as a parent.

We should be the ones to prevent TV programs by restricting our children by permitting them to watch TV at certain times so that they will not watch TV outside of those hours. Maybe we should invite them to do activities outside the home so that they will get used to physical activities and not depend on activities at home. This is also to train them to get used to physical activity so that they don't mind if later, when they grow up, they also have to do a lot of physical activity. As parents, we must also be able to limit the use of devices connected to the internet because if they are not limited, they can access many things that they are not allowed to see. If children have been trained from an early age, they will start to get used to it and know what to do so that they will not fall into bad things and will also be able to adapt themselves to stay away from bad things they already know about.

Yes, I think this is quite simple and for this problem it really comes back to parents who do have full responsibility for their children, we are not not allowing a child to watch any channel, one of which is a show on TV but maybe along with that it would be nice to apply limits to the activities carried out by a child, On the other hand, we will not always be able to predict the schedule of shows on TV channels and that means it is very possible that when you only allow your child to watch at certain hours it turns out that at the same time there are shows that lead to negative things and one of them is the promotion of gambling, and a better solution is that you have to be next to them when they are watching TV shows or playing other social media because with this, you will have full control to prevent and divert your child's vision when there are shows that smell of gambling.

Or yes, it can also be like what you suggest where we divert a child's attention to many other things that are physical actions such as outdoor activities whether it is exercising which can indeed be healthy and improve a child's fitness. On the other hand of course directing a child to more positive things is a good action that will ultimately create good habits for themselves.

[ethereumhunter]

Yes, I think this is quite simple and for this problem it really comes back to parents who do have full responsibility for their children, we are not not allowing a child to watch any channel, one of which is a show on TV but maybe along with that it would be nice to apply limits to the activities carried out by a child, On the other hand, we will not always be able to predict the schedule of shows on TV channels and that means it is very possible that when you only allow your child to watch at certain hours it turns out that at the same time there are shows that lead to negative things and one of them is the promotion of gambling, and a better solution is that you have to be next to them when they are watching TV shows or playing other social media because with this, you will have full control to prevent and divert your child's vision when there are shows that smell of gambling.

Or yes, it can also be like what you suggest where we divert a child's attention to many other things that are physical actions such as outdoor activities whether it is exercising which can indeed be healthy and improve a child's fitness. On the other hand of course directing a child to more positive things is a good action that will ultimately create good habits for themselves.

We do not forbid children from watching any channels, but we guide them to know which channels they can watch and which they cannot so they do not have negative thoughts about what they watch. We must be able to accompany them when they watch TV channels and provide understanding so they do not misinterpret it, especially if they accidentally watch negative things they are not allowed to watch. Many TV programs are free to watch people, including children, but if we as parents can accompany them, they will not watch TV programs that they do not deserve to see. Children are susceptible to advertisements or anything on TV channels where. They have a high curiosity to try it. But with our supervision, they can understand that they don't need to watch such TV channels.

We should invite our children to do physical activities, which can be useful for training their motor skills and thinking and can also help them socialize with other people. It will give them the ability to communicate with other people and an understanding that they are not alone and must be able to manage their activities. Exercising is also good for them so that their bodies are fit and they can train themselves physically.

[0t3p0t]

While watching TV with my kid, I've watched various advertisements of gambling nature (let's say for example, Rummy123, RummyCircle, A23 Rummy, etc.)
These are all specifically Indian ads, but I'm sure you may have seen various gambling advertisements, some banners at boundaries when cricket is ongoing, even in any other sport. How would a kid ignore those things, they might just come and ask you about what is it. Till when can we lie to them? Don't you think that the frequency of such ads must be less in order to let the kids not get trapped into gambling and don't do it at such a small age?

Yeah I can also see some of these gambling ads here in my country. Popular artists are involved in this promotion but thses ads are negligible for kids as they might not be interested on it because on their young minds they don't think of it seriously unless it is clickable just like on social media that is what is alarming to me as most of kids nowadays knows how to operate things on their mobile phone they might get curious about it and decide to make a research on google or YouTube then it's a game over.

[vennali]

While watching TV with my kid, I've watched various advertisements of gambling nature (let's say for example, Rummy123, RummyCircle, A23 Rummy, etc.)
These are all specifically Indian ads, but I'm sure you may have seen various gambling advertisements, some banners at boundaries when cricket is ongoing, even in any other sport. How would a kid ignore those things, they might just come and ask you about what is it. Till when can we lie to them? Don't you think that the frequency of such ads must be less in order to let the kids not get trapped into gambling and don't do it at such a small age?

There are a lot more of those in India. Even dream11 and others could be considered as gambling in one way or another and they are major funders of tv broadcasts for sports. If you watch Football, there's 1xbet being sponsors for major leagues and other sportsbooks and casinos as main sponsors. Try to keep your kid away from it until he comes of age and has a better understanding of responsibilities and can make a better judgement. That's all one can hope for.

[stomachgrowls]

While watching TV with my kid, I've watched various advertisements of gambling nature (let's say for example, Rummy123, RummyCircle, A23 Rummy, etc.)
These are all specifically Indian ads, but I'm sure you may have seen various gambling advertisements, some banners at boundaries when cricket is ongoing, even in any other sport. How would a kid ignore those things, they might just come and ask you about what is it. Till when can we lie to them? Don't you think that the frequency of such ads must be less in order to let the kids not get trapped into gambling and don't do it at such a small age?

There are a lot more of those in India. Even dream11 and others could be considered as gambling in one way or another and they are major funders of tv broadcasts for sports. If you watch Football, there's 1xbet being sponsors for major leagues and other sportsbooks and casinos as main sponsors. Try to keep your kid away from it until he comes of age and has a better understanding of responsibilities and can make a better judgement. That's all one can hope for.

If you do have a cable TV and if your kids do really love on watching those different channels then they might be able to encounter those sports based channels on which it would really be happening that they would really be exposed into that on which it would really be might in resulting on having those probabilities that they would be able to see those ads. We do usually see these things on sports based channels.
This is why sometimes i do set up some child lock program in my TV specially if i do have some minors but since the kids nowadays into this era would really be playing around into their own
phone then im not really that worrying much in this regard.

The thing you would really be that be mindful is seeing into those shitty contents that social media does have. So this is where parenting would really be crucial or something important.
We cant really stop those gambling based advertisement on which of course they would be focusing into that specific channel on which its normal.

[Apocollapse]

We should be the ones to prevent TV programs by restricting our children by permitting them to watch TV at certain times so that they will not watch TV outside of those hours. Maybe we should invite them to do activities outside the home so that they will get used to physical activities and not depend on activities at home. This is also to train them to get used to physical activity so that they don't mind if later, when they grow up, they also have to do a lot of physical activity. As parents, we must also be able to limit the use of devices connected to the internet because if they are not limited, they can access many things that they are not allowed to see. If children have been trained from an early age, they will start to get used to it and know what to do so that they will not fall into bad things and will also be able to adapt themselves to stay away from bad things they already know about.

Everyone know about that, but the reality there are still a lot young people become gambler or end up in other addictions. That's because the parents don't have much time to teach and control their children, most parents choose to work because they think money is the most important, so they leave their children to babysitters.

Babysitters don't care with your children, all they do is fulfill their job desk, that's all. They won't give more effort or special treatment like their' own children.

[ethereumhunter]

Everyone know about that, but the reality there are still a lot young people become gambler or end up in other addictions. That's because the parents don't have much time to teach and control their children, most parents choose to work because they think money is the most important, so they leave their children to babysitters.

Babysitters don't care with your children, all they do is fulfill their job desk, that's all. They won't give more effort or special treatment like their' own children.

That means everything will come back to the upbringing of each parent because without proper upbringing from their parents, young people will not be able to control themselves well in many things. They will tend to behave as they please without paying attention to whether it is good or bad, wrong or right because they just want all their wishes to be obeyed. It's okay for parents to work for their children, but they must also follow their children's development and always supervise them. By always approaching your children, you can create a good relationship between parents and children so that they know how to behave when socializing with other people.

However, most parents nowadays only entrust their children to be looked after by babysitters, and only a few babysitters are willing to educate their children well. Meanwhile, other babysitters won't care about this because they are just working.

[qwertyup23]

While watching TV with my kid, I've watched various advertisements of gambling nature (let's say for example, Rummy123, RummyCircle, A23 Rummy, etc.)
These are all specifically Indian ads, but I'm sure you may have seen various gambling advertisements, some banners at boundaries when cricket is ongoing, even in any other sport. How would a kid ignore those things, they might just come and ask you about what is it. Till when can we lie to them? Don't you think that the frequency of such ads must be less in order to let the kids not get trapped into gambling and don't do it at such a small age?

This is interesting. I haven't seen any gambling advertisements being showed in our local television here in the Philippines. I guess that our government strictly mandated that all forms of advertisement with regard to gambling should be only limited to online ads as hosting it on television can greatly influence the young kids potentially exposing them to this risk.

Even with strict parental guidance while watching television with our children, there are some instances where they can become curious on their own and explore this by themselves. So for safety, I guess gambling ads should NOT exist on television.

Everyone know about that, but the reality there are still a lot young people become gambler or end up in other addictions. That's because the parents don't have much time to teach and control their children, most parents choose to work because they think money is the most important, so they leave their children to babysitters.

Babysitters don't care with your children, all they do is fulfill their job desk, that's all. They won't give more effort or special treatment like their' own children.

I agree that it is the obligation of parents to supervise our children for the betterment of their welfare. But you must also keep in mind that there are circumstances that are beyond the control of parents in which it may caught us off guard. This is the reason on why prevention is always better than cure.

[Viscore]

While watching TV with my kid, I've watched various advertisements of gambling nature (let's say for example, Rummy123, RummyCircle, A23 Rummy, etc.)
These are all specifically Indian ads, but I'm sure you may have seen various gambling advertisements, some banners at boundaries when cricket is ongoing, even in any other sport. How would a kid ignore those things, they might just come and ask you about what is it. Till when can we lie to them? Don't you think that the frequency of such ads must be less in order to let the kids not get trapped into gambling and don't do it at such a small age?

I think advertisers choses on what program they'll run their advertisements, it's mostly on adults program like sports. Based on what I observed, what I watch games like NBA, I always see advertisements during break time, and they are using a popular celebrity,  like Kevin Hart advertising Draftking.

Maybe there are some kids that might be watching sports, but they'll just ignore it if they don't understand it. That's why on some programs, there are some warnings like parental guidance advisory.

[freedomgo]

While watching TV with my kid, I've watched various advertisements of gambling nature (let's say for example, Rummy123, RummyCircle, A23 Rummy, etc.)
These are all specifically Indian ads, but I'm sure you may have seen various gambling advertisements, some banners at boundaries when cricket is ongoing, even in any other sport. How would a kid ignore those things, they might just come and ask you about what is it. Till when can we lie to them? Don't you think that the frequency of such ads must be less in order to let the kids not get trapped into gambling and don't do it at such a small age?

I think advertisers choses on what program they'll run their advertisements, it's mostly on adults program like sports. Based on what I observed, what I watch games like NBA, I always see advertisements during break time, and they are using a popular celebrity,  like Kevin Hart advertising Draftking.

Maybe there are some kids that might be watching sports, but they'll just ignore it if they don't understand it. That's why on some programs, there are some warnings like parental guidance advisory.

Yeah, that's right, it's parental guidance is the keyword. Actually gambling is not bad, otherwise it's already ban. As parents, we just have to be responsible by making sure we guide our children as curiousity may sometimes lead them to the wrong way. And it's not only on TV, there's a bigger advertisements in the internet, and  nowadays, we have our children already open to the internet world with just one click or tap away, they can access what they want, including gambling for sure.

[alani123]

In countries where gambling is legal and regulated, promotion for it is very common.
For instance here in Greece there's very few things you can find without a gambling site sponsorship. They sponsor podcasts, web-shows but also even more for traditional TV media.

Their ads sponsor almost every TV-Show these days. They're everywhere. They have too much money and are eager to keep growing their customer base to the maximum extent.
However this is proving to be a bit of an issue because right now our country doesn't have the best financial situation. Many people are overworked and still can not pay their bills. Many people in such dire situations get addicted and now there's no adequate infrastructure to provide mental health support for these people.

In my opinion a country should allow wider promotion for casinos via TV ads only if it is deemed that the state can provide adequate mental health services to all those in need addiction support.

[angrybirdy]

In my opinion a country should allow wider promotion for casinos via TV ads only if it is deemed that the state can provide adequate mental health services to all those in need addiction support.

You have a point, but please keep in your mind that there's also a minor viewers in television so we need to atleast consider them.
It is also better that when gambling is promoted on television, not only the positive effects are told, it is also necessary to have disclaimers. if you look, there are too many advertisements on social media today, and we know that many young people are more active on social media, so at their young age, they already know about gambling, and they even use fake identity and age just to gamble.

[Iroh]

Even countries where gambling is legal should ban ads on TV because it's not unknown by the authorities that kids watch TV as well, and this thing can have a pretty bad influence on them if they see those gambling and casino advertisements. I believe some countries such as Australia have taken such steps and have banned gambling advertisements both on TV and online spaces which are social media and other locations on the internet.

If it’s legal and allowed in a country, why still should there be a ban for casinos to advertise and make themselves known to the public? Also, I don’t think gambling ads have that much of an effect on young children as you seem to think. They’re more likely to ignore such advertisements as the ads aren’t designed as they’re aren’t intended for young minds.

The responsibility of raising kids right rests primarily with the parents. People won’t just give up legal activities they enjoy because it could have a bad influence on your kid. If you as a parent dislike certain activities and advertisements cause you think it might influence your kid, it’s on you to make adjustments to suit your preferences for your kid and not to clamor for its outright ban.

[HelliumZ]

I have never seen advertisements on television about gambling and casino sites but in today's era online and social media these gambling advertisements create such a disturbing environment that is always displayed on the mobile display. Facebook, YouTube, and various Tik Tok channels are currently full of advertisements for these gambling and casino sites. However, it has been officially banned in my country, so no television authority advertises this gambling and casino site. However, advertising on YouTube and Facebook about gambling and casino sites quickly became widely known.

[alani123]

In my opinion a country should allow wider promotion for casinos via TV ads only if it is deemed that the state can provide adequate mental health services to all those in need addiction support.

You have a point, but please keep in your mind that there's also a minor viewers in television so we need to atleast consider them.
It is also better that when gambling is promoted on television, not only the positive effects are told, it is also necessary to have disclaimers. if you look, there are too many advertisements on social media today, and we know that many young people are more active on social media, so at their young age, they already know about gambling, and they even use fake identity and age just to gamble.

Yes, addiction with young people is a real thing and sadly it's not just about the traditional gambling schemes. Even with the most popular gaming platform, Steam, big part of their money making ndeavours is that they allow people to buy, sell and trade virtual items that can be acquired through supposed random drops. So this is one of the first signs of addiction for young people. They didn't need the TV or anything to tell them, it was shoved into their face since even before their teens maybe simply for playing a game. Facebook and instagram do similar things with their ads, promoting unlicensed slots games.

So really the issue is not just TV when it comes to children. 

[slapper]

In countries where gambling is legal and regulated, promotion for it is very common.
For instance here in Greece there's very few things you can find without a gambling site sponsorship. They sponsor podcasts, web-shows but also even more for traditional TV media.

Their ads sponsor almost every TV-Show these days. They're everywhere. They have too much money and are eager to keep growing their customer base to the maximum extent.
However this is proving to be a bit of an issue because right now our country doesn't have the best financial situation. Many people are overworked and still can not pay their bills. Many people in such dire situations get addicted and now there's no adequate infrastructure to provide mental health support for these people.

In my opinion a country should allow wider promotion for casinos via TV ads only if it is deemed that the state can provide adequate mental health services to all those in need addiction support.

Gambling advertising are irritating but indicative of a wider issue. They exploit the hope of a quick resolution for deep financial problems. Your Greece insight shows what not to do. These firms are in it for the money, and they'll push hard wherever they can

It's not just about stopping commercials. Understanding the beast is key. Be wiser, nations. It's about creating an environment where people don't need to gamble their worries away, not just plastering adverts everywhere. Yes, mental health support is important. Also, financial education, accessible alternatives to financial relief, and strong control of how and where these companies can promote. The issue must be addressed at its source, not merely the leaves. If a government can't provide a holistic solution, it shouldn't let these commercials spread

[noormcs5]

Most often what we see is advertisements in football matches, broadcast on TV which can generally penetrate all circles of society who like soccer or other sports that get sponsorship from gambling platforms, whether small children, women, parents and anyone who watches international sports matches.

Well, I also see some ads of the gambling casino on my TV during a match but those sites are either local or not so popular. I never played at those sites.
Also, I believe that most of the sportsbooks do not target the TV audience for gambling marketing. They would rather focus on social media as they know that youth are mostly active on social media more than anything else.

We can assume that small children do not care about what is seen on the clothes of each player or the opening of the match, but maybe not a few also ask their parents what is on the shirt, maybe when they were small they didn't care but growing up and being able to use gadgets will often pay attention to it and become curious and then try it, it is very possible.

Well, i do not understand if children can get influenced by just gambling ads on TV and not see any other wrong advertisements  Today is the era of Internet and mobile phones and they can see a lot of things that they should not see. I guess the parents have to play their part here in telling children what is good for them and what is bad for them. Also, parents can guide the minors that these ads are basically money driven by the companies and all the ads may not necessarily display good products or services.

[borovichok]

Yes and the reason is because we do not have the right and power to regulate everything because all of that is beyond our ability individually and that means only the government in a country can limit or even prevent some promotional broadcasts in various channels because the government has the right and power to do so, and that means there is no other way if you really don't want your child to be affected by things like this especially what they see other than us limiting the activities carried out by a child, this is the only thing we can do for prevention so that things that are not wanted can be minimized a little. On the other hand, yes you have also said something that I said earlier that now is the digital era where everything we can get from the internet, especially science and other knowledge, so the point is that as much as possible we have to direct a child to things that are indeed more positive and along with limiting them, don't let them walk alone without monitoring from you as a parent.

We should be the ones to prevent TV programs by restricting our children by permitting them to watch TV at certain times so that they will not watch TV outside of those hours. Maybe we should invite them to do activities outside the home so that they will get used to physical activities and not depend on activities at home. This is also to train them to get used to physical activity so that they don't mind if later, when they grow up, they also have to do a lot of physical activity. As parents, we must also be able to limit the use of devices connected to the internet because if they are not limited, they can access many things that they are not allowed to see. If children have been trained from an early age, they will start to get used to it and know what to do so that they will not fall into bad things and will also be able to adapt themselves to stay away from bad things they already know about.

Most of these adverts are done on sports channels and I don't see anything wrong with a child watching football. The reason why most of this football betting website prefers advertising on a football channel is because the audience they need are ones watching football. It is difficult to see an individual who doesn`t watch football to be involved in sports betting.

We have recommended cartoons for kids but some of these cartoons have erotic content capable of corrupting our kids so what should we do? Parenting the child from watching TV? Even exposing them to physical activity doesn`t mean that they are immune from being corrupted. We should understand the role of peers on kids and even as parents if we are careful not to expose our kids to gambling-related content, what about other careless parents? Personal observation shows that most times friends emulate gambling habits from friends. A friend taught me how to gamble and I know it is similar to other persons because I have taught some of my guys how to gamble too. As a parent, you can only do your best but unfortunately, your best doesn`t change anything.