I think gambling is inbuilt, kids don't learn it anywhere, they do it!

[CryptSafe]

Government would always be government from their actions and inactions. It is a normal thing for the government to take drastic measures to promote her citizens from being indexed by any means but it is left for the people to follow suit or do their own will.

As for children, they do or practice what they see. Little wonder some movies always warn with caution "not for children below 18" so therefore, those kids must have seen somebody around them doing such or from movies and are now acostomed to them. Kids are very curious and are ready to get to any extent just to proof the truth.

[BitcoinTurk]

Since you said you became addicted to gambling and used your entire pocket money for betting if you would have continued betting then you would have done the same as an adult.
It's good that you were able to give up the gambling addiction because it would have ruined your life otherwise.
This shows how easy it is to get started with gambling and get addicted to it while how difficult it is to leave this habit.

I definitely feel lucky because even though I thought I would have more money and gamble more during the period I mentioned, I actually feel very lucky that I experienced this addiction during my student years and didn't reach a threshold that could be considered a crisis due to not having enough money or income. Also, as someone who had a gambling addiction before but managed to overcome it I would like to remind that it is very easy to become addicted to gambling but it is very difficult to get rid of this addiction and I support your last sentence with this thought.

I agree with you that gambling is not possible without knowledge and less experience leads to more risk. Sports betting requires a lot of knowledge To understand sports betting you should be familiar with the betting types and markets. Betting on game dust often varies from place to place so make sure you familiarize yourself with the types of bets and markets available for sports betting before you put your money on the line or else you risk losing more money than making money. Betting on game dust often varies from place to place.

Although gambling is an expensive form of fun I also agree that it requires knowledge and experience depending on the type. Especially for gambling with sports betting, it is very important to have information about the preferred sport to have information about the preferred teams and to know what the preferred betting results are depending on the matches. Thinking that sports bets with very low odds have a high probability of winning and placing sports bets accordingly often causes the person to lose. Therefore, I think that gambling should not be done without knowledge and experience especially in options that require knowledge and experience such as sports betting.

You have a good point, man. Football is one of the top-rated games in the world and I believe that more people win based on the options they pick or their predictions from football, because football has more options than other games in casinos, but still I have no doubt that winning doesn't come all the time in gambling. Some days are meant for gamblers to lose, and some days are meant for gamblers to win, and still it isn't a good idea for gamblers to over gamble just to recover the lost ones (it's going to make them lose more).

Yes, football is a type of sport that has a much wider betting scale compared to other sports and is generally known as the most followed type of sport. For this reason, many people prefer football for sports betting.

Of course, gambling isn't something that can always be winnable and when many people gamble, unfortunately, they only focus on winnings. Naturally, after losing a bet gambling addiction occurs when the person continues gambling by making more ambitious mistakes in order to regain the money he/she lost. Everyone who gambles should know that in gambling there is as much chance of losing as there is of winning and the chain of gain or loss never lasts forever.

[pawanjain]

Since you said you became addicted to gambling and used your entire pocket money for betting if you would have continued betting then you would have done the same as an adult.
It's good that you were able to give up the gambling addiction because it would have ruined your life otherwise.
This shows how easy it is to get started with gambling and get addicted to it while how difficult it is to leave this habit.

I definitely feel lucky because even though I thought I would have more money and gamble more during the period I mentioned, I actually feel very lucky that I experienced this addiction during my student years and didn't reach a threshold that could be considered a crisis due to not having enough money or income. Also, as someone who had a gambling addiction before but managed to overcome it I would like to remind that it is very easy to become addicted to gambling but it is very difficult to get rid of this addiction and I support your last sentence with this thought.

Yes, that's a well known fact. It's funny at the same time because as you said it's good that you experienced it when you were young.
At least you didn't lose a lot of money that way 

[ethereumhunter]

I don't see anything inbuilt about gambling, all we have to do is to make sure that we don't bet too regularly. Gambling is not something we tell people around just to show off what we had made so far from it. We need to keep things personal and don't allow unnecessary things to affect our gambling lifestyle. We need to try as much to gamble like a professional that we tend to be not just anyhow. The more we gamble, the more we can understand about what gambling is all about. Making profits as a gambler can sometimes be more of luck and you will need to do some findings to know some kind games that frequently gives you profits.

But if you gamble frequently, you really have to have self-control because, without self-control, you will only get into gambling problems. Something inherent in gambling, such as the desire to win, is within every gambler and only wise gamblers will not think too much about winning because they know that winning will not be easy. We really have to gamble responsibly, especially if we gamble regularly so it requires more self-control. Gamblers can indeed win from gambling but they also have to realize that it will not be easy so they don't need to try hard to get it. Maybe they can try it in skill-based gambling games so they can continue to hone their skills to win even though they still rely on luck.

[gunhell16]

The Australian Government once said about abolishing gambling ads as a means of reducing gambling activities amongst underage people. But, I think they'll be no successful way of stopping young people from gambling. As it's in them. Most articles here also say things like gambling addiction being hereditary. That means gambling can be hereditary as well. Because I just watched from a distant two kids below 10 years, staking bets, after a long argument about who the artiste of a specific song is. They later staked close to 40 cents each, for the person who gets the answer right. Then they went ahead to verify. And I lost sight of them. I thought about, how come or who thought these kids about betting money during a long argument. I was able to memorize, back when I was a kid. We easily said, how much would you bet if it turns out I'm saying the truth; during an argument. It made me understand that, despite during those days we had no phones or access to the internet, gambling is somehow embedded to the brain of humans. Then, as a child, we weren't exposed to gambling. I could only remember of lotto, as a kid. But we still said things like "let's bet it"

If the Australian government wants to abolish gambling ads, it can be seen that their intention is good because the number one beneficiary of what they are doing is children. In this day and age, even children are able to hold devices where they can watch ads on Facebook, YouTube, and other platforms connected to the internet.

That's why I support what the Australian government has done, and I hope other countries will imitate them that are not strict with online gambling casinos. So that our children do not have curiosity about what gambling is when they do it.

[Rabata]

The Australian Government once said about abolishing gambling ads as a means of reducing gambling activities amongst underage people. But, I think they'll be no successful way of stopping young people from gambling. As it's in them. Most articles here also say things like gambling addiction being hereditary. That means gambling can be hereditary as well. Because I just watched from a distant two kids below 10 years, staking bets, after a long argument about who the artiste of a specific song is. They later staked close to 40 cents each, for the person who gets the answer right. Then they went ahead to verify. And I lost sight of them. I thought about, how come or who thought these kids about betting money during a long argument. I was able to memorize, back when I was a kid. We easily said, how much would you bet if it turns out I'm saying the truth; during an argument. It made me understand that, despite during those days we had no phones or access to the internet, gambling is somehow embedded to the brain of humans. Then, as a child, we weren't exposed to gambling. I could only remember of lotto, as a kid. But we still said things like "let's bet it"

Many consider gambling to be hereditary but I think it is not only hereditary but close friends have a big role to play. I have met many gamblers who had no gamblers in their family. But he got addicted to gambling. His friend contributed to his involvement in gambling when I learned about and observed his addiction. People are naturally greedy for money, so if someone is lured with money, then he can become more and faster interested in that mater. Even a child can feel the need for money. Because of which they bet. Although children are always discouraged from gambling platforms but children are getting involved in gambling.

[rodskee]

The Australian Government once said about abolishing gambling ads as a means of reducing gambling activities amongst underage people. But, I think they'll be no successful way of stopping young people from gambling. As it's in them.

the government is only acting depending in what people are pushing them to act but deep inside they care nothing
about youngsters gambling because they will add more taxes in those vent.

Most articles here also say things like gambling addiction being hereditary. That means gambling can be hereditary as well. Because I just watched from a distant two kids below 10 years, staking bets, after a long argument about who the artiste of a specific song is.

it can be hereditary if the kids are seeing their family playing/betting but if their addicted to gambling adult isn't
showing them so how they can learn about it? this is not in the blood mate.

It made me understand that, despite during those days we had no phones or access to the internet, gambling is somehow embedded to the brain of humans. Then, as a child, we weren't exposed to gambling. I could only remember of lotto, as a kid. But we still said things like "let's bet it"

Me as a Kid has lot of gambling understanding and exposure but believe me my parent knows nothing about gambling ,
 they don't even know how to gamble . so I learn it from a friend and community .

[dezoel]

That's a different kind of gambling. Just because you know about betting on things from an early age doesn't mean you will be interested in gambling when you grow up, that's now how it works, and one doesn't get addicted to the kind of bets you are talking about. We often do that with friends if two of us have different opinions about something or if there is an argument over something where there are different opinions shared by different people.

If I talk about personal experience, I remember that we used to do that a lot when we were kids, or even when we grew up, we still used to do that kind of betting between friends and cousins, etc., but, none of those who were involved are or were gambling addicts during their life journey so far. So, that gambling isn't what we call actual gambling.

[gabbie2010]

The Australian Government once said about abolishing gambling ads as a means of reducing gambling activities amongst underage people. But, I think they'll be no successful way of stopping young people from gambling. As it's in them. Most articles here also say things like gambling addiction being hereditary. That means gambling can be hereditary as well. Because I just watched from a distant two kids below 10 years, staking bets, after a long argument about who the artiste of a specific song is. They later staked close to 40 cents each, for the person who gets the answer right. Then they went ahead to verify. And I lost sight of them. I thought about, how come or who thought these kids about betting money during a long argument. I was able to memorize, back when I was a kid. We easily said, how much would you bet if it turns out I'm saying the truth; during an argument. It made me understand that, despite during those days we had no phones or access to the internet, gambling is somehow embedded to the brain of humans. Then, as a child, we weren't exposed to gambling. I could only remember of lotto, as a kid. But we still said things like "let's bet it"

Many consider gambling to be hereditary but I think it is not only hereditary but close friends have a big role to play. I have met many gamblers who had no gamblers in their family. But he got addicted to gambling. His friend contributed to his involvement in gambling when I learned about and observed his addiction. People are naturally greedy for money, so if someone is lured with money, then he can become more and faster interested in that mater. Even a child can feel the need for money. Because of which they bet. Although children are always discouraged from gambling platforms but children are getting involved in gambling.

In the country I reside gambling is most common among the youths yet it is not hereditary because majority of them play college soccer or football from there they begin to gain interest in watching European league matches on television which later metamorphosed them into gaining interest in gambling, I am aware of the fact that none of their parents is a gambler this is from personal experience as a college tutor, with reference to me I bet on soccer matches yet I didn't inherit it from my parents it stem out of my personal interest in the game as well as a ex player thus I gamble for fun.

[piebeyb]

If I talk about personal experience, I remember that we used to do that a lot when we were kids, or even when we grew up, we still used to do that kind of betting between friends and cousins, etc., but, none of those who were involved are or were gambling addicts during their life journey so far. So, that gambling isn't what we call actual gambling.

Yes, that's what I thought when I was little
it all comes back to each of us, most of us think of gambling as just entertainment and having fun so that when one of us wins, we still share and treat our friend who loses instead of being greedy, I also often gambled with friends in my childhood. betting with bets like a game of marbles betting money because we see adults doing it and we imitate it, but until now no one has ever really become a gambling addict

In fact, if we forbid our children from gambling, we don't know that they can do it out there, because we don't always stay with them all the time and destroy their privacy. The point is to arrange time with them to explain the dangers of gambling. If we see them ask what it is. gambling. bet money to get something, explain it well and don't forbid them from doing it. because not all children will continue to gamble like us adults.

[angrybirdy]

If I talk about personal experience, I remember that we used to do that a lot when we were kids, or even when we grew up, we still used to do that kind of betting between friends and cousins, etc., but, none of those who were involved are or were gambling addicts during their life journey so far. So, that gambling isn't what we call actual gambling.

It depends to a child if they want to take gambling seriously up until they get older, some are just playing and trying it for fun only just like what you did with your friends and cousins and I think that's normal because it's a typical game that everyone did once they have a bonding. I grew up having a family relatives who's into gambling since they are young up until now that they have their own families and that's one of the reason why I don't like to get involve in gambling because I saw how  become miserable their life is because they are lack in knowledge about how to use their money properly and lack of self limitations. We used to play card games with my cousins but I always remind them that playing cards is for our fun and bonding time only.

[Betwrong]

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If we are to track back how we all started with gambling, some of our stories will be funny because then we were young and things we then were not to be compared to how we behave now in gambling, children were mostly restricted from gambling, because of the requirements for money in other to gamble, you have your own privilege of gambling even when no one knows about that, but I wonder where you got your money from then to gamble

Well, it was an equivalent to $2, that whole ticket price, and there were three of us, so it was like 70 cents
from each one of us. It was our lunch money, I guess. The funny part was that none of the three of us suggested to gamble again. We just won and moved on. What smart kids we were, huh?

[BitcoinTurk]

Yes, that's a well known fact. It's funny at the same time because as you said it's good that you experienced it when you were young.
At least you didn't lose a lot of money that way 

Yes, even though my gambling addiction occurred during my student years and I spent my pocket money gambling during my student years. I definitely think I was lucky because of this situation. Frankly, I think that if I were addicted to gambling and spent my salary gambling especially in these periods when I have a fixed salary, I would definitely feel very bad and have a very difficult time economically. Even though we feel bad in such situations because we are in a bad phase of our lives but it is definitely a great thing that such addictions were smaller and didn't occur in times when our financial status were not good.

[Promocodeudo]

Gambling is a habit, kids can also imitate or be influenced by their friends, just imagine when your friends smoke, for instance, you guys work hand in hand, don't you think that it will take discipline and God to stop you from indulging in the acf, parents also play a major role in this, if a father gambles and the kids continue to hear him say it open or see him with the paper print out of the bet, a day will come when they will want to know the exact stuff their dads is always holding or looking out for, this as a parents we should be mindful of what we do in the presence of our kids, as younger as they are, their brain is sharp, it can accommodate good and bad and store it for a long time, check your children from time to time to know what they do when you are not around when you find them wanting advice them and make understand with a reasonable instance to prove your point.

[Smartvirus]

The Australian Government once said about abolishing gambling ads as a means of reducing gambling activities amongst underage people. But, I think they'll be no successful way of stopping young people from gambling. As it's in them. Most articles here also say things like gambling addiction being hereditary. That means gambling can be hereditary as well. Because I just watched from a distant two kids below 10 years, staking bets, after a long argument about who the artiste of a specific song is. They later staked close to 40 cents each, for the person who gets the answer right.

I don’t subscribe the idea of gambling being hereditary, I feel it’s more of what is developed over time. It’s normal for people to argue and also normal for kids to want to be right or the most correct person in an argument and at times, making the wrong kid feel hurt the most, you try to take something from him or her for arguing with you. That’s how it develops, from promises on big win, easy money and the exposure you get. That’s my opinion though, it ain’t hot much to do with hereditary as, it’s not in itself a trait and can’t be transferred in the genome sequence in hereditary.

[el kaka22]

I think it is not, not really, gambling is something we see and learn from and then do. We wouldn't be inventing gambling when we are kids, we are not doing that, betting your livelihood on a game is not something that would make sense for a kid, they would ask why would they do that, it wouldn't make sense. It's something that grown ups do to have fun, we do not have a fun life, we work all day, and relax at night then wake up and work all day again, so we want to watch some games and to enhance the fun we are getting from the game we would like to end up with some betting so that the game would be more fun to watch, because there is something down to that.

I believe that we need to arrange something that could make some sense for adults to just basically have like some game just back when we were kids. However, kids do not need that, they just go out and play, that's all they have, and they could just have fun with anything, even an empty box could be a spaceship, so they do not gamble and it is not inbuilt.

[bluebit25]

The gambling terminology that we are limited to by some authority is different from the nature of these games. There are many things that appear and exist in our lives since we were not yet born, but the truth is that while growing up, no one can guarantee that they will not know about competing with friends around them. Around learning or games that solve problems or teach skills in life. That habit tells us that gambling games will also operate and refer to competition, so don't try to eliminate or judge them as good/bad, I think it's simpler to raise awareness of their players, because whatever we find is not evil, even if we ourselves create that evil through these games.

[Sanugarid]

Since you said you became addicted to gambling and used your entire pocket money for betting if you would have continued betting then you would have done the same as an adult.
It's good that you were able to give up the gambling addiction because it would have ruined your life otherwise.
This shows how easy it is to get started with gambling and get addicted to it while how difficult it is to leave this habit.

I definitely feel lucky because even though I thought I would have more money and gamble more during the period I mentioned, I actually feel very lucky that I experienced this addiction during my student years and didn't reach a threshold that could be considered a crisis due to not having enough money or income. Also, as someone who had a gambling addiction before but managed to overcome it I would like to remind that it is very easy to become addicted to gambling but it is very difficult to get rid of this addiction and I support your last sentence with this thought.

You are lucky because you fought being addicted to gambling when you were still a student, others find it difficult to stop their gambling and even reach the point of not being able to finish their studies. Gambling becomes a bad influence on them so they can do bad things just because they can gamble. I know many people who are like this to be honest, some are in prison because they learn to do bad things to others, others are gambling illegally. I used to play with them in gambling when I was also a student. But because of gambling, their lives were ruined.

[Eternad]

Gambling is a habit, kids can also imitate or be influenced by their friends, just imagine when your friends smoke, for instance, you guys work hand in hand, don't you think that it will take discipline and God to stop you from indulging in the acf, parents also play a major role in this, if a father gambles and the kids continue to hear him say it open or see him with the paper print out of the bet, a day will come when they will want to know the exact stuff their dads is always holding or looking out for, this as a parents we should be mindful of what we do in the presence of our kids, as younger as they are, their brain is sharp, it can accommodate good and bad and store it for a long time, check your children from time to time to know what they do when you are not around when you find them wanting advice them and make understand with a reasonable instance to prove your point.

I don’t agree that children will automatically inherit what their parents they are doing. I grow with my father gamble and cigarettes a lot but I never try neither of it when I’m a child especially the cigarette. The only time I gambling is when I discover cryptocurrency since it’s very convenient to gamble here. This is my personal and not because I saw it to others.

We have our own choice whether we follow somebody or not despite we are with them closely. It’s their choice on gambling early just because they saw it since not all kids is interested on gambling but rather on just playing. Some kids want to be just kid.

[bitzizzix]

What we have to realize is that gambling has been around since our ancestors existed and will never disappear forever, and if we look at many children who are involved in gambling because they see what we saw when we were small until now and gamble.
It's just that as technology advances, gambling is getting easier to find and even so transparent that I think more children are involved in gambling than before technology developed.
And in this case we can't do anything and have to accept it because technological developments can change anything significantly. And those who play the most role in preventing our children from getting involved in gambling are parents who must always pay attention to their children when using gadgets and playing with anyone, and not carry out gambling activities in front of their children.