Gambling Is Legal In Our Country But if You Promote It Online You'll Go To Jail?

[nullama]

It's still a bill so it's not yet a law. I have got a lot of friends that are gamblers and they always share their betting slip, wins and losses in their facebook accounts. Once this passes onto law then it will surely going to stop them from sharing the same content materials that have been done. A lot of them are agents of these casinos and that's why it will affect their hustle if it happens to become a law. But as of now, there's nothing to worry about it if it's not yet a whole law and not yet signed by the president.

Yeah, that's usually how people actually make money with gambling, through ads or social media, etc.

To make money actually gambling is a different story, and it's actually quite difficult. But it's fun, so many people do it as entertainment.

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[dezoel]

Talking about our wins to someone else is risky because you may get robbed by them, therefore this bill right there is good to give us a safety. Another good reason is that we can now be able to solo our winnings . This is only simple to follow and I don't think it was a big deal because after all, gambling is still very legal in your country.

Another thing that they restrict are online gambling ads, which again a good thing, as we know almost everyone know are accessing the web and we don't want our kids to get exposed to it. You must only be careful if you are a member of the forum and a part of a gambling campaign, as they may also target you.

[Z390]

Talking about our wins to someone else is risky because you may get robbed by them, therefore this bill right there is good to give us a safety. Another good reason is that we can now be able to solo our winnings . This is only simple to follow and I don't think it was a big deal because after all, gambling is still very legal in your country.

Another thing that they restrict are online gambling ads, which again a good thing, as we know almost everyone know are accessing the web and we don't want our kids to get exposed to it. You must only be careful if you are a member of the forum and a part of a gambling campaign, as they may also target you.

Some countries laws don't care, they will promote gambling in every possible way, they don't mind having drunk and drugged underage on the streets running wild, but OP country is different, not many countries are like this, and he should be grateful.

Gambling should be a solo thing, under the radar, and its only those that find shall see it, this is the best for all the upcoming leaders of tomorrow, if there is no youths in a country with their right state of mind how will they become the leaders of tomorrow?
Gambling ads should be restricted, its a normal thing to do, and about the web thing I think there will come a time where smartphones will have restrictions for the underage, where they can't search for some things using the web, and they will never come across some ads that can affect their thinking.

I have seen many up growing children going wild because they have a smartphone, a few of them turned into fraudsters and some turned into porn addicts, its because the power is in their hands.

[Dewi Aries]

It's still a bill so it's not yet a law. I have got a lot of friends that are gamblers and they always share their betting slip, wins and losses in their facebook accounts. Once this passes onto law then it will surely going to stop them from sharing the same content materials that have been done. A lot of them are agents of these casinos and that's why it will affect their hustle if it happens to become a law. But as of now, there's nothing to worry about it if it's not yet a whole law and not yet signed by the president.

Yeah, that's usually how people actually make money with gambling, through ads or social media, etc.

To make money actually gambling is a different story, and it's actually quite difficult. But it's fun, so many people do it as entertainment.

Yes that is the way I think it makes more sense to make money in gambling but not by gambling but by becoming a promotional agent of an online casino situation on an agreement where you make money from the number of people who enter the casino that you promote and you will get paid according to the agreement with the casino and also as a bonus usually you can also get a percentage of the fee from each losing gambler, and if I'm not mistaken you will get 30% and the casino gets 70% when the gamblers you invite to engage in the promoted casino lose.

True, the income from pure gambling winnings such as getting a jackpot is of course different from the income if you become an influncer or stremer where the income of a stremer or promotional agent is that they get money from the agreement with the casino along with bonuses when the gamblers they invite lose, and I think this income has a fairly consistent element when you want to continue to cooperate with the casino you want to promote but still for the problem of risk is always there which is where the government usually does not legalize gambling promotion especially if you are in a country that is anti-gambling, and income from pure gambling winnings is another thing.

[blockman]

It's still a bill so it's not yet a law. I have got a lot of friends that are gamblers and they always share their betting slip, wins and losses in their facebook accounts. Once this passes onto law then it will surely going to stop them from sharing the same content materials that have been done. A lot of them are agents of these casinos and that's why it will affect their hustle if it happens to become a law. But as of now, there's nothing to worry about it if it's not yet a whole law and not yet signed by the president.

Yeah, that's usually how people actually make money with gambling, through ads or social media, etc.

To make money actually gambling is a different story, and it's actually quite difficult. But it's fun, so many people do it as entertainment.

I am seeing of them have fun while getting into the real thing. I know that there are some suspicious and just trying to attract more people sign under them or their agency for the casino that they promote locally. But sometimes, they're just for real that I know these people(agents) personally shares how much their players won but it's been a long time since I haven't seen them so it's probably part of the plan and marketing but, it's still allowed in our country.

[Onyeeze]

Talking about our wins to someone else is risky because you may get robbed by them, therefore this bill right there is good to give us a safety. Another good reason is that we can now be able to solo our winnings . This is only simple to follow and I don't think it was a big deal because after all, gambling is still very legal in your country.

Another thing that they restrict are online gambling ads, which again a good thing, as we know almost everyone know are accessing the web and we don't want our kids to get exposed to it. You must only be careful if you are a member of the forum and a part of a gambling campaign, as they may also target you.

gambling is not legal to most of the countries that we know especially some continent like Africa I don't think that they have legalized gambling to the extent that casino gambling with the have a center whereby someone can Gamble manually online via casino gambling because I know that majority of people who is into gambling and the Always emphasize on gambling do Lament directly based on the website of battery casino gambling not about the physical casino gambling center. So we all know that gambling is a risk and it is something that we know that the end product will be negative or positive based on your prediction and also luck opportunity that is beside you or behind you, that is why when people win in gambling we don't take it too much serious because it is a game of luck

[passwordnow]

Talking about our wins to someone else is risky because you may get robbed by them, therefore this bill right there is good to give us a safety. Another good reason is that we can now be able to solo our winnings . This is only simple to follow and I don't think it was a big deal because after all, gambling is still very legal in your country.

Well, this is one of the pros that people will be kept safe from sharing their winnings and those type of gamblers are in favor of this law. But most of them won't be as they're the owner of their own social medias and they're going to post whatever they want. Most laws aren't considerate at all but if it's for the good of most then it's a good resolution that shall be passed on to become a law. Yeah, it's simple to follow as many don't want to get penalized but many won't also be obliged to do so because they'll reason out that it is their own feed or wall to make.

Another thing that they restrict are online gambling ads, which again a good thing, as we know almost everyone know are accessing the web and we don't want our kids to get exposed to it. You must only be careful if you are a member of the forum and a part of a gambling campaign, as they may also target you.

I am in favor of this, when they are going to disable gambling ads. They're for sure going to lessen the viewership of it that might be seen by teens and younger ones. The protection is on them and that's one way to help them avoid going on with casinos. But people might see it as something odd when we're all gamblers here and gets into promotion of it but against to the gambling ads. Yes, we do because we're concerning to the welfare of the younger ones.

[nullama]

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I am seeing of them have fun while getting into the real thing. I know that there are some suspicious and just trying to attract more people sign under them or their agency for the casino that they promote locally. But sometimes, they're just for real that I know these people(agents) personally shares how much their players won but it's been a long time since I haven't seen them so it's probably part of the plan and marketing but, it's still allowed in our country.

Yeah, that is a good thing that your country still allows it.

I think that personal responsibility should be the most important thing.

But yeah, many people are going to be exposed to a weird legal framework in their countries I guess...

It's the time to think about your membership I guess

[blockman]

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I am seeing of them have fun while getting into the real thing. I know that there are some suspicious and just trying to attract more people sign under them or their agency for the casino that they promote locally. But sometimes, they're just for real that I know these people(agents) personally shares how much their players won but it's been a long time since I haven't seen them so it's probably part of the plan and marketing but, it's still allowed in our country.

Yeah, that is a good thing that your country still allows it.

I think that personal responsibility should be the most important thing.

But yeah, many people are going to be exposed to a weird legal framework in their countries I guess...

It's the time to think about your membership I guess

I agree, personal responsibility is needed at most times and even if they pass this into law. We have to obey it but no matter how harsh the penalties and punishments will be, there will still be a lot of individuals that are going to violate and will continue in doing so.
But in social media times today, things are easy to get recorded when you're too vocal and active in posting your activities.

[wiss19]

That is a confusing and unfair law, to be honest.
If they don't want gambling to spread within the country or people shouldn't gamble, why is gambling legal in the first place? It is good if they do something to prevent gambling addiction but this is not the right way to do that because you can't deny citizens from posting anything related to gambling when gambling itself is legal in the country because that doesn't make any sense.

They should have rules such as a person below a certain age cannot post such things, but this doesn't sound right. I have never seen a country doing this if within the country gambling isn't illegal. I wonder how online casinos and other platforms advertise their services.

[LUCKMCFLY]

What I think about all this is that things are very given to the fact that the eproans of certain countries do not see very well the action generated by casinos, they take it as something that they should not show it much, especially to protect the children, person who is somewhat susceptible to any of these effects of gambling.

It is not that it is prohibited, but they do not want the publicity of it, it is like something censored, for me some countries do these things only for protection measures, however the activity may require regulation that is not wrong, because sometimes the They take it as if it were a luxury activity, but in itself, depending on the government you are in, it can be seen as something bad for society where it is not prohibited but is restricted.

It is better to follow the rules of the country, because if they have a very tight control over them, it can cause problems for people if they are not fully complied with.

[Onyeeze]

That is a confusing and unfair law, to be honest.
If they don't want gambling to spread within the country or people shouldn't gamble, why is gambling legal in the first place? It is good if they do something to prevent gambling addiction but this is not the right way to do that because you can't deny citizens from posting anything related to gambling when gambling itself is legal in the country because that doesn't make any sense.

They should have rules such as a person below a certain age cannot post such things, but this doesn't sound right. I have never seen a country doing this if within the country gambling isn't illegal. I wonder how online casinos and other platforms advertise their services.

the thing is that each country have their own rules and regulation concerning gambling and if you fail to obey the rules and the regulation of that country you'll be having issues I know quite well that most of the gambling platform always pay tax to the country that legalized them but some country who does not accept gambling I'm the song gambling platforms operate there it is based on the gambling are doing their things on secret so that is one thing I will say so, nothing is that there's nothing a country can do someone who is addicted in gambling can skip gambling any day or any content time we have to know that that whoever that is addicted in gambling you cannot stop the person to gamble

[killerfrost]

A desire to curb the negative impacts of gambling without sacrificing government revenue.  Imagine a society seeking to protect its citizens from gambling addiction while still benefiting from potential tax income.

The point about a partial ban only affecting promotion by individuals is an interesting one.  This creates a loophole where government-sanctioned entities could still advertise, potentially creating a sense of unfairness.  Imagine a situation where some entities can promote gambling freely, while others cannot.

A complete ban on gambling activities, while seemingly effective, might not be realistic or practical.  A more nuanced approach, like stricter regulations on advertising content, consumer protection measures, and responsible gambling initiatives, could be a more effective solution.

[someone703]

It's a seemingly paradoxical situation: gambling is legal, but talking about it is restricted.  Imagine a society allowing the activity but discouraging open discussions about it. The reasoning behind the ban, is to curb the addictive nature of gambling.  Promotional narratives often focus on big wins, minimizing the risks and potential losses.  Imagine positive gambling stories influencing people who wouldn't normally gamble.

The concern about the "contagious" nature of gambling through word-of-mouth or online testimonials is insightful.  Hearing about someone's big win can spark interest in others, even those with no prior gambling experience.

[nullama]

It's a seemingly paradoxical situation: gambling is legal, but talking about it is restricted.  Imagine a society allowing the activity but discouraging open discussions about it. The reasoning behind the ban, is to curb the addictive nature of gambling.  Promotional narratives often focus on big wins, minimizing the risks and potential losses.  Imagine positive gambling stories influencing people who wouldn't normally gamble.

The concern about the "contagious" nature of gambling through word-of-mouth or online testimonials is insightful.  Hearing about someone's big win can spark interest in others, even those with no prior gambling experience.

I don't think the ban is about discussing it. I think it is about displaying ads about it. There is a difference I think.

Mostly because if they start banning speech, then that's a bad thing really.

But they have banned certain types of advertisements like tobacco, alcohol, etc. I think it's not something new.

[shasan]

I am very surprised to know about these laws. When there is no rule against the activity but there is a rule against publishing it. Actually, I have never heard of such a rule but came to know from your post. I think the majority of the people have not heard anything like this.

[Juse14]

I personally just heard that there is a rule like this. A pretty nonsensical rule, very strange and confusing, because how could it not be? On the one hand, this country has legalized gambling, but on the other hand, the country has also issued policies to restrict its people from participating in promoting the casinos they visit. This is different from the previous policy regarding the legalization of gambling. And if the main reason is to prevent the negative impact of gambling, why doesn't the state openly issue a policy of prohibiting gambling and revoking all permits that have been granted. so that the country's attitude towards gambling activities is clear, if you want black, then black, if you want white, then white, not gray.

[salad daging]

I just found out that there are laws like this - allowing gambling with outlets and then banning those who show off their winnings on social media or talk about it widely, it's a bit contradictory but I'm sure they designed this law for a reason.

Does this mean that only people who want to gamble can go to outlets if someone invites them to do so, will it be a crime or other penalty?

In particular, don't exhibit it online then it will be a consequence, really it's a bit confusing.

[alegotardo]

I find this unusual and weird I live in a country where gambling is legal there are lotto outletss in every corner, there are horse racing betting outlet and there are online betting station that originates in our country and yet there is a pending bill that if you're going to post or talk about gambling you'll likely going to get fine of 500k pesos or $90k and you will also land in jail.

So if you post that you won in horse racing or you post the winning bets in daily lottery you will likely get charged and penalize, so what do you think of this law, is this right?

Although there are several betting houses, what is their advertising like?

I would say that this new law makes sense if its basis is to "discourage" new people from betting.
In other words... everyone sees that there is "another type of commerce" there, but no one talks about it, whether it is profitable, etc.

However, the moment people start talking about it anywhere in order to encourage other people to play too, especially young people, this can become a problem (which we all know about).

But, obviously, the government should also prohibit advertising from these establishments, whether on radio or television, as well as a banner or a simple pamphlet.

[Saint-loup]

Unfortunately in some countries, especially asian ones like the one in OP, gambling is a serious social concern, because it's in the habits, the culture and the traditions of people. While in western countries, it's way less socially accepted to play with money and to expose it publicly. So there are severe laws in those countries and governments reguarly take measures to fight against excesses. For example japanese people are known to like gambling and to be high rollers but the authorities take years to open the first casino there, because they are very concerned about the consequences on the population.