Have you consider yourself, the family and gambling?

[ethereumhunter]

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?

This question sounds strange like why would you even want your child or children to gamble in the first place? It is good for your children to know about gambling so that they won't be misled by friends or peer groups outside but allowing them to play gamble is very bad at a very young and tender age. Gambling is not bad but never allow your children to play gamble because if they do you will find out that they will be devoting most of their time in gambling and disregard other life objectives because they will think it is an easy way to make quick wealth if they play consistently.

Maybe he wants to knows if some people allows their children playing gambling at their ages. But if he thinks that allowing their children to playing gambling is not the right thing for them, he will not do that because that can makes their children becomes addicted to gambling in their ages and can makes their children lives ruins and will gives a bad impact to their family. He must not allows his children playing gambling in their ages because that will be too risky for their children. He can asks their children doing other activities which will not harms their lives so their children can knows that playing gambling can makes them lose their money and can becomes addicted to gambling. Parents must teach and explain them to thinks about the risks of playing gambling and what bad thing they can gets for their lives. If they can explains the bad sides of gambling to their children, they will not trying to playing gambling because they already knows the risks.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Lets take a look at the family aspect of everyone gambling and try to give our individual opinions concerning these questions i will like us to discuss from regarding how we are gambling and how that can affect the family for the benefits of those already having one and those that will soon be in the league of a family man, lets make it as simple as possible in giving our earnest contributions on our take from this following questions i have for us.

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

     -   To your first question, as a parent of my son, my son will not be allowed to gamble; in short, I don't want him to learn it or try it. It's true that I was the only one who learned to
gamble in my family, although I'm not a gambling addict.

But for other children, maybe if they learn how to gamble, they should be adults, because it's not really good for minors to gamble. That's the truth; it's better for them to enjoy their childhood instead of spending it on gambling.

[Zlantann]

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?

This question sounds strange like why would you even want your child or children to gamble in the first place? It is good for your children to know about gambling so that they won't be misled by friends or peer groups outside but allowing them to play gamble is very bad at a very young and tender age. Gambling is not bad but never allow your children to play gamble because if they do you will find out that they will be devoting most of their time in gambling and disregard other life objectives because they will think it is an easy way to make quick wealth if they play consistently.

I assume you didn't understand the question the OP asked. His use of children in the question doesn't mean underaged children but offspring who have reached gambling age. Your child will always be called your child regardless of his age. Of course, the majority of parents would not want to introduce gambling to their children at a tender age because it violates the law of many countries which the gambling age is generally 18 years and above. OP was trying to know at what age (within gambling age), you would want your children to start gambling.

Just as you stated it is important to expose your children to gambling so that they would be able to gain proper understanding instead of getting wrong information from social media and peer groups. I prefer that my children choose other forms of entertainment than gambling. They used to choose music, sports, or writing and forget gambling because its addictive tendencies are harmful.

[Moreno233]

Lets take a look at the family aspect of everyone gambling and try to give our individual opinions concerning these questions i will like us to discuss from regarding how we are gambling and how that can affect the family for the benefits of those already having one and those that will soon be in the league of a family man, lets make it as simple as possible in giving our earnest contributions on our take from this following questions i have for us.

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

     -   To your first question, as a parent of my son, my son will not be allowed to gamble; in short, I don't want him to learn it or try it. It's true that I was the only one who learned to
gamble in my family, although I'm not a gambling addict.

But for other children, maybe if they learn how to gamble, they should be adults, because it's not really good for minors to gamble. That's the truth; it's better for them to enjoy their childhood instead of spending it on gambling.

At first every parent does not usually want their children to gamble but it does so happen that when the child comes of age, he will decide what is good for him and what is not. Your parents might also be sounding this way to you when you were a kid but here you are not only a gambler but also wearing the signature of a gambling company and promoting same in this big platform. Most of us have similar story to tell and it will not stop with us.

Your major job as a father is limited to guiding and protecting the children from gambling and other habits when they not yet up to the age of making their decision and taking responsibility for their decisions. When they grow up, they will chose their path.

[Miles2006]

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

1. Maturity in human is at a certain stage when a person is  responsible for he/her actions and I will not just use the age limit whereby an under age should not bet except he/she is an adult like 18 and above. I still disagree cause kids nowadays in their 18 can't even take responsibility and I don't expect such from any kid so from my opinion my child will gamble when he/she is responsible for their actions and decision

2. Anytime but I don't think I have a specific time or age cause I can literally stop gambling now or later or whenever so it's just a lead and I think this is not so necessary

3. At first gambling habit had a negative impact when I just started and I sometimes get angry with the way I gamble with any little opportunity but ever since I get to understand about gamble win, I'm satisfied with my win and game but when it comes to lose definitely everyone will have same opinion, no one is expected to be happy after a lose

4. not a single thing

[junder]

At first every parent does not usually want their children to gamble but it does so happen that when the child comes of age, he will decide what is good for him and what is not. Your parents might also be sounding this way to you when you were a kid but here you are not only a gambler but also wearing the signature of a gambling company and promoting same in this big platform. Most of us have similar story to tell and it will not stop with us.

Your major job as a father is limited to guiding and protecting the children from gambling and other habits when they not yet up to the age of making their decision and taking responsibility for their decisions. When they grow up, they will chose their path.

It is clear with that, according to me, no parent wants their child to be involved with gambling, let alone addicted to it. But with the current development of technology that helps online gambling which is increasingly easy to recognize also because of the many gambling advertisements that are spread, it makes it easier for everyone who is accustomed to using cellphones to get to know online gambling. Because I am sure that not only adults, all people who use cell phones must be familiar with social media, therefore they can easily recognize online gambling with the many advertisements spread on social media.

The duty of parents is of course to educate their children with good direction and upbringing, as well as providing supervision and attention. But for supervision, of course, it will not be full for a day, because parents must have other activities whether it's working or hanging out with friends. The environment will direct them in their relationships, right what you said when they grow up they will choose their own path and relationships by determining whether it is good or bad.

[Lida93]

Lets take a look at the family aspect of everyone gambling and try to give our individual opinions concerning these questions i will like us to discuss from regarding how we are gambling and how that can affect the family for the benefits of those already having one and those that will soon be in the league of a family man, lets make it as simple as possible in giving our earnest contributions on our take from this following questions i have for us.

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?

I will not pray to my ancestors that any of my child don't get an eye for gambling, I don't know the reality of this happenings seeing that am a gambler but a responsible one for that matter. My wish for any of my child not to gamble at all is not because I view gamble to be of a bad or evil phenomenal but that I fear if such a child could have the discipline to gamble responsibly all the way in  all situations that result.

2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?

I before now have had the thought of retiring from gamble in the future but if am to be sincerely I just don't know at what age only that I know I will quit.

3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
 

Satisfying level? According to Maslow in his theory of needs he postulated that the satisfaction of one need leads to the pursuit of higher need. And this is just similar with all gamblers, there's no satisfying level and this also apply to responsible gamblers, we all want to experience a much better satisfaction than the previous we have had, and this in extension also has to do with how much profit we are making too.

4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

I don't know!

[redsun114]

Setting an age for kids to start? It's more about teaching responsibility than picking a number. Quitting? It's about recognizing when it's becoming a problem. As for satisfaction, it's hit or miss, but managing expectations helps.

This particular of your I think about the gambling have to do with understanding and the teaching your offsprings gambling is something that is not encouraging and before you come imported the knowledge of gambling to a children I think that there was to be up to age is not supposed for a gambler to come up with its own biological children also be a gambler at the tender age I don't think that from my own perspective it is right and it is well emulate from my own perspective in gambling, a gambler suppose to understand the protocols not to extend to its families

Upbringing plays a great role in shaping the future of a child and what habits and likes they will have in their lives when they grow older, it means that your children will grow up doing things that you let them do when they are young. If you allow them to get involved in gambling or any other potentially harmful habit, they will grow up and do those things as adults, so parents always need to make sure that they keep their children away from such things.

If a parent gambles, they need to make sure that children aren't around when they are doing that, they should also make sure their gambling doesn't have any direct effects on them like losing and then getting angry and scolding the children or the partner in front of them which can have negative effects on them.

[adpinbr]

First of all, it’s before it’s the whole family is gambling and secondly, it is very risky to experience such a thing because they will end up losing a lot I am sure of that, but any situation We are by the shit opinion together and understand what they are doing. They will definitely experience a lot of Wini. Yes, I know when I am advance. I will be so careful consigning the kind of money I come for it, but I will always come back to my old age, even when I have aged I will always come because it’s for Phone to me and I will stop anyone from coming out of my children as long as they are above 18

[Mia Chloe]

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

Firstly I don't think it's a nice move to expose kids to Gambling activities let alone allow kids to gamble. I don't think that's kid who puts in too much interest into Gambling at a very young age will end up a responsible gambler. Also Gambling is something I have noticed that most of the time, younger adults tend to put in more interest into than older people . This is because, most of the time as gamblers grow older some tend to gradually lose interest in Gambling activities probably because they already put in a whole bunch of time into it during their earlier days.
As for the third question, I believe it has a strong relationship with a gamblers Gambling win. Sometimes the most common impact gamblers feel is usually when they hit a nice prize or jackpot and they end up spending the money on something nice and important to them .

[Orpichukwu]

Setting an age for kids to start? It's more about teaching responsibility than picking a number. Quitting? It's about recognizing when it's becoming a problem. As for satisfaction, it's hit or miss, but managing expectations helps.

Setting age for kids to start should also not be for children who don't know their left and right, the age for children which could be classified as kid qualified to teach such are those who know their left and right and can be able to do thing on their own even when they are not up to the age. 
 
Like kids who are above 8–12 years old, they are smarter than we can ever imagine, so it's best we teach them how to go about gambling while warning them at the end not to engage in it until they reach a certain age, using the risk involved and regulatory violations as reasons for them not to engage in gambling until they are off-age.

[jossiel]

Like kids who are above 8–12 years old, they are smarter than we can ever imagine, so it's best we teach them how to go about gambling while warning them at the end not to engage in it until they reach a certain age, using the risk involved and regulatory violations as reasons for them not to engage in gambling until they are off-age.

I won't mention gambling to them at that age. Well, if they happen to discover that, then that's the time that I'd be stepping in.

I know that there are good implications of introducing them while they're young so they will know what to do and how to avoid it.

But that's not what I am thinking, if I mention that to them because of how curious their minds are at that age, they're going to do something in finding out why I've mentioned it to them to avoid it.

[n0ne]

• Until my kids ask me about gambling, I won't open up anything about gambling to them. Gambling is fun and entertaining, but not everyone has the ability to set limits on spending and stop themselves within those limits.
• I didn't have the thought to quit gambling, but the situation has made me stop it. I'm in debt, and going further will increase my debt, and I'm not going to succeed in gambling because already I've lost a lot.
• I've achieved satisfying wins, but they didn't last long. I win and lose more than what I have won on the same day. This is my mistake.
• I could've led a successful life without debt, and particularly, I could've been more happy with my family. Now, with lots of commitments, I wasn't able to spend much time with family.

[danadc]

Like kids who are above 8–12 years old, they are smarter than we can ever imagine, so it's best we teach them how to go about gambling while warning them at the end not to engage in it until they reach a certain age, using the risk involved and regulatory violations as reasons for them not to engage in gambling until they are off-age.

I won't mention gambling to them at that age. Well, if they happen to discover that, then that's the time that I'd be stepping in.

I know that there are good implications of introducing them while they're young so they will know what to do and how to avoid it.

But that's not what I am thinking, if I mention that to them because of how curious their minds are at that age, they're going to do something in finding out why I've mentioned it to them to avoid it.

There are things that children from 8 to 12 years old should not be taught Because it would ruin their Childhood and that is something that is not fair, that is why when a person tries to open a child's eyes too much it is going to Hurt them, I think that every child needs to go through all its stages , we cannot anticipate them because that is not something Healthy and that is Something that should not be done, it is better that if they are games of chance you know them but that they play From the age of 18 it is the best now when they are more mature in what they do, the rest would be completely crazy, and I do not agree with them getting ahead of themselves in Doing things like that.

[bettercrypto]

Lets take a look at the family aspect of everyone gambling and try to give our individual opinions concerning these questions i will like us to discuss from regarding how we are gambling and how that can affect the family for the benefits of those already having one and those that will soon be in the league of a family man, lets make it as simple as possible in giving our earnest contributions on our take from this following questions i have for us.

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

As much as possible, I don't want my son or anyone in my family to learn gambling. That's right, I'm the one who gambles once in a while. That's why, of course, we don't hold them to their choices about what they want to do. As long as they know what they are getting into, they know and understand its negative impact.

And the common the usual age that should be at least 18 yrs. old. It's not applicable to minors, and it's not good to look at it because they're still gambling; there's a high chance they'll become addicted to it for sure in the end.

[pinggoki]

Lets take a look at the family aspect of everyone gambling and try to give our individual opinions concerning these questions i will like us to discuss from regarding how we are gambling and how that can affect the family for the benefits of those already having one and those that will soon be in the league of a family man, lets make it as simple as possible in giving our earnest contributions on our take from this following questions i have for us.

1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?

Why the hell would the question 1 be a thing? That's not something that you have no control of and even if you catch your kid gambling at a young age, you're probably going to scold him and then that's it, you will see your kid gambling even more than ever, that's the thing with this one. I don't think that not allowing them to gamble is a difficult thing to do anyway, it's something to do with self-discovery so I'm not sure what you would get out of it, you will only make a good liar when you restrict them. Question 2 is a bit subjective but I don't think that age will have anything to do with quitting, you will just do it, that's about it. Question 3, there's no good impact that has been made in my life when I do gambling, I just lose money and have a short burst of fun for a little while. Question 4, I don't think I would've missed out on anything, it's not something big on a person's life and gambling doesn't really nourish anything within you so I doubt that I would've missed out on anything if I didn't gamble.

[jossiel]

I won't mention gambling to them at that age. Well, if they happen to discover that, then that's the time that I'd be stepping in.

I know that there are good implications of introducing them while they're young so they will know what to do and how to avoid it.

But that's not what I am thinking, if I mention that to them because of how curious their minds are at that age, they're going to do something in finding out why I've mentioned it to them to avoid it.

There are things that children from 8 to 12 years old should not be taught Because it would ruin their Childhood and that is something that is not fair, that is why when a person tries to open a child's eyes too much it is going to Hurt them, I think that every child needs to go through all its stages , we cannot anticipate them because that is not something Healthy and that is Something that should not be done, it is better that if they are games of chance you know them but that they play From the age of 18 it is the best now when they are more mature in what they do, the rest would be completely crazy, and I do not agree with them getting ahead of themselves in Doing things like that.

I've been there and able to learn gambling at a young age. I don't want any kids and mine to have that idea that there's this thing which is gambling.

To those that are saying that it's good to give them some idea about it so that they can have an idea for them to avoid it.

Kids are different nowadays, we're different from them and instead of avoiding, they'd dig deeper why you want them to avoid it.

[Pandu Geddon]

Kids are different nowadays, we're different from them and instead of avoiding, they'd dig deeper why you want them to avoid it.

This is because children today's curiosity is very high regarding prohibitions or challenges.
we have to explain carefully so that their understanding can be better. determine the readiness and age of children when they can reason about good and bad things.
we have to be more aware nowadays that children are less likely to be banned or ranked. they want to be understood and they have to get what they want.
Letting them find out for themselves regarding gambling is also not good. especially if they know about gambling from their friends. the process may be more difficult for parents or families to control.

[jossiel]

Kids are different nowadays, we're different from them and instead of avoiding, they'd dig deeper why you want them to avoid it.

This is because children today's curiosity is very high regarding prohibitions or challenges.
we have to explain carefully so that their understanding can be better. determine the readiness and age of children when they can reason about good and bad things.
we have to be more aware nowadays that children are less likely to be banned or ranked. they want to be understood and they have to get what they want.
Letting them find out for themselves regarding gambling is also not good. especially if they know about gambling from their friends. the process may be more difficult for parents or families to control.

There should be a balance on it and you're right about the latter part. But for me, it's best if I don't give them any clue what gambling is.

And if the time comes they're able to find out and discover gambling, then that's the time I'll start to talk about it and tell them what are the possible implications that might happen to them.

[STT]

I would miss out on a reasonable past time if I didnt gamble.  I would miss out on practicing my maths, good use of my brain and also it would reduce my enjoyment of some sports that go along with betting Ive done.

I dislike the characterization  of gambling as a negative influence when thats not at all true until people start gambling money they cannot afford.  Thats the same problem every activity can bring, if done to excess and without any regard for the cost then you will end up having to stop completely.   Drinking, smoking, driving badly is all quite worse then gambling but considered far more normal and safe when its not really true.