Have you consider yourself, the family and gambling?

[YOSHIE]

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

I have never allowed my child to be involved in the gambling industry and have never given permission for him to gamble, for any reason.
My principle is that my child must not be in the same position as me, he must be superior to me and the bad things I do must not be known to my child, including gambling.

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

When talking about stopping gambling, maybe I don't know at what age, the point is that I stopped gambling when I couldn't do it anymore.

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

There is, I have forgotten where, what is clear is that I was satisfied at that time when I won.

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

Don't know, what am I missing.

[irhact]

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?

I love this questions and I'll give my opinion about them. Well, for the first question I think the general age for gambling in most countries is 18+ which is an adult age, when the child gets to that age, they have a right to make their own choices and as a parent I won't force my child in making or quitting any decisions rather I'll guide them to make the right decisions and advice them when I think they're making the wrong ones.

 Well as for the age of quitting gambling, i don't think there's any age for that, an individual is expected to quit when they're not benefiting from it. Well for the third question, I don't gamble very often but I've made good profits from it, especially from sports betting since I follow football games. No not really, I don't take gambling as my major source of getting money I have other major sources of income and I only gamble for entertainment or when my favourite teams are playing and if I when I smile and when I lose I don't get very emotional cause it expected, you either win or lose.

[Rampagoe004]

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. Honestly, I hope my child doesn't become a gambler. That's not really a good thing. I mean gambling has a high risk of addiction. I think it's the same as cigarettes in that I don't want my child to become a smoker. If I had to say permission then I never allow my kids. Sorry if this is not the right answer.

2. I am not a gambling addict. So sometimes I play, sometimes I can take a break for a few weeks.

3. Gambling is the same as alcohol or cigarettes. It will give me satisfaction and stress relief. Winning the jackpot might have a good impact on my finances because I don't have to use my salary to make a deposit. But I have never made a withdrawal from the casino.

4. I don't have an answer for this. Sorry.

[madnessteat]

1. I will try to make it more interesting for my child to spend his free time in other entertainments than gambling.

2. Difficult question, as it is more difficult to give up gambling than it seems.

3. I have been gambling for more than half of my life. I can't say that it has led me to any problems, but to be honest it hasn't produced any noticeable results.

4. I don't think that if I didn't gamble something would change in my life.

[taufik123]

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No not really, I don't take gambling as my major source of getting money I have other major sources of income and I only gamble for entertainment or when my favourite teams are playing and if I when I smile and when I lose I don't get very emotional cause it expected, you either win or lose.

This kind of awareness is necessary, not considering gambling as the main income or becoming addicted because of gambling,
so that the initial purpose as entertainment will not make gambling the main source of income.

Gambling is indeed a means of entertainment for some people,
but for those who are too addicted will make gambling as income and become their main reason why they intensely do gambling.

There is not even a guarantee whether they will continue to win or even lose.
Because the risk of loss will be greater when no full control on financial management is used

[Elex]

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.

[Onyeeze]

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

[Crypto Library]

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

May be that time when I will have no right to stop them. I mean when they will be not in under age when they will learn their money management and of course when they will able to earn by their self. In case of my pocket money, I will never allow them to play gambling. When they have to also know the key word, "gambling what you can afford" before starting their  earning by own self I don't thing they afford to play gamble.

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

In those age when I won't be be able to afford money for gambling and also as well as mentally healthy position, because I think their is nothing wrong to play gambling if a man in a mentally stable position and also can afford to lose the amount what he want to bet.

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

We are human and I think until we die, no matter how much wealth we own in the world, we will not reach our satisfied level, in that case, when we win a bet or jackpot of a large amount, we will say that another person has got more than that.

[Ambatman]

I'm surprised that some are picking letting their kid start gambling by 18. Personally I wouldn't encourage my kids in that direction but if they do
I can atleast offer some advice.

2. Not really a chronic gambler so can stop anytime I want. Besides life itself is a gamble. You can only stop gambling or taking a gamble when you die.

3.Humans are insatiable but there have been times where I experienced temporary joy from winnings but would be yearning for more and we all know how that normally ends

4. I don't know, I think I would have had more funds to invest in Bitcoin but we can cry over spill milk. The experience has made me who I am today.

[Rockstarguy]

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

Most parents don't even know if their kids have started gambling. The beginning of gambling lifestyle they tend to hide it more especially from their parents. I don't think parents have any power to decide when their kids should start gambling because most of them  don't even play gambling from the house.

It is better for a child to start playing gambling at the age that he can afford money for himself. When children starts paying gambling at a very tender age it usually make them to do dangerous things that can affect them.

I don't even think any parents will advice his/her child to start playing gambling because parents know the side effects of gambling which they would want to protect their kids from it.

[Weawant]

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.

Teaching responsibility is very much important than just trying to want to wait for a particular age before granting permission because even if the child gets to the age where it's presume they are adults enough and can be able to take care of their needs and even going ahead to taking responsibility for their actions and inaction, without the right advise and directions from the beginning, there bare chances these kids may still not be able to get their lives fixed well enough to be able to know how to stay in control and fix their habit if it's becoming of a Concern in school.

Self control and responsible gambling is another thing that need be taught to them that's if you are hoping to teach them or you are seeing the fact that they are getting interested even without calling their attention to it. Most gamblers are definitely not even fully able to fix it these habit of theirs so hey are sure they wouldn't want to pass it on to their kids,. It's very important to know when to quit nas that way you will be able to take care of family and yourself because .

[STT]

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?

Allow is a bad concept, children need to be prepared for normal events in life and gambles are a normal thing to encounter.  I dont see how you are better treating a children by pretending a risk does not exist then letting them deal without alone without any guidance first.   People have the false perspective they can control everything which is unfortunate because that is not life.

No need to give up normal levels of gambling, play when you feel like it and have time to do so.   Never overplay because it'll not do much good or be much fun in my experience.

Satisfying level would be just gambling as a game for fun, ideal is to find a game you like then the loss is less if any.

I think I'd think less without gambling and considering all odds etc.  Play nothing instead of a game and you are less capable surely so thats a loss.

[Queentoshi]

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

I am not a person that gambles enough to call myself a gambler. I do not gamble often, and I do not feel like I am missing anything because whatever the benefits from gambling, I get my own from through other means.
If I start thinking that I'm missing something by not gambling that thought can drive me to become a gambler because I will tend to want to gamble more putting myself at the danger of addiction.

[danadc]

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

Most parents don't even know if their kids have started gambling. The beginning of gambling lifestyle they tend to hide it more especially from their parents. I don't think parents have any power to decide when their kids should start gambling because most of them  don't even play gambling from the house.

It is better for a child to start playing gambling at the age that he can afford money for himself. When children starts paying gambling at a very tender age it usually make them to do dangerous things that can affect them.

I don't even think any parents will advice his/her child to start playing gambling because parents know the side effects of gambling which they would want to protect their kids from it.

The biggest fear of parents is that their children get out of control with the game, because one of the things that children have is not to be very afraid when playing, sometimes a young person is not in control of everything, they have no obligations , family or something like that, which makes one much freer and capable of generating any type of strength to face very great dangers, this is something that is characteristic of every young person, therefore in a casino a young person, not It has many restrictions and that can mean that any danger such as losing money does not affect it, so you have to teach it the value of money so that it sees that you have to be more careful when gambling.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

As we can't be on the lookout for our kids 24/7, we can't dictate their life's choices. But yes, as much as possible, allow them to gamble when they are old enough to know the repercussions of their actions. And they are also earning for themselves. Because if they are earning, it means, they understood the value of the money. They may have different disposition in life if they truly understood what they are doing to their lives and their income.

In addition, if the individual is too young to get into this game, usually, they can't handle the emotional toll on them. They are not mature enough to handle terrible situations on hand. This is why, as much as possible, they should be old enough to gauge their situation. So they can have better disposition in life even if we say, they lost something from gambling.

Although we cannot look out for the kids 24/7, we should be accountable for where they're and what they're doing at every point in time, most especially when they're still underage. I don't also advocate for children learning gambling from their parents, there are several good norms you should expose them to rather than gambling activities. Parents shouldn't gamble in front of their kids because these tiny legs are natural scanners, they absorb every energy around them both positive and negative. Being young, they can't totally differentiate the good ones from the bad ones, especially when they copy it from their parents.

When they're of age and choose to gamble, its the parents duty to guide them to gamble in moderation and learn emotional control in gambling to prevent addiction and serious funds loss.

[HelliumZ]

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. See a child should never be taught to gamble from an early age and as a guardian should never encourage his child to participate in gambling. By making him aware of his academic education from an early age, surely at some point the child will understand the importance of education and develop a negative attitude towards gambling. As a guardian I will never encourage my child to participate in gambling.

2/3. It is not possible to predict anything about the satisfaction level of gambling. Some people lose huge amount of money in gambling and later control themselves completely from gambling. In my case if it were to be imagined I would involve myself in gambling after finishing my academic career and working life and would need gambling to pass my solitary time later in life.

4. As I have not involved myself professionally in gambling so far I do not regret any achievements at the moment. But sometimes I bet two or four dollars on sportsbetting and if I lose I feel a little bad. But my regret is not too big as my gambling amount is not too big.

[alegotardo]

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 believe that children should be educated from an early age about finances, the value and importance of money, about responsibility and especially: "Money is not the solution to everything." That said, I would only allow it after 16 when she is able to control her feelings and impulses more adequately.

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

I haven't abandoned it yet, but a conscious game doesn't need to be abandoned.

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

I play for fun, I am quite satisfied with my bets even without making a profit.

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

I have never stopped doing something or made the game a priority, there is nothing I regret.

[slapper]

As we can't be on the lookout for our kids 24/7, we can't dictate their life's choices. But yes, as much as possible, allow them to gamble when they are old enough to know the repercussions of their actions. And they are also earning for themselves. Because if they are earning, it means, they understood the value of the money. They may have different disposition in life if they truly understood what they are doing to their lives and their income.

In addition, if the individual is too young to get into this game, usually, they can't handle the emotional toll on them. They are not mature enough to handle terrible situations on hand. This is why, as much as possible, they should be old enough to gauge their situation. So they can have better disposition in life even if we say, they lost something from gambling.

Although we cannot look out for the kids 24/7, we should be accountable for where they're and what they're doing at every point in time, most especially when they're still underage. I don't also advocate for children learning gambling from their parents, there are several good norms you should expose them to rather than gambling activities. Parents shouldn't gamble in front of their kids because these tiny legs are natural scanners, they absorb every energy around them both positive and negative. Being young, they can't totally differentiate the good ones from the bad ones, especially when they copy it from their parents.

When they're of age and choose to gamble, its the parents duty to guide them to gamble in moderation and learn emotional control in gambling to prevent addiction and serious funds loss.

we're talking about kids here; they're not little adults, right? They're impressionable, they're learning about the world by watching us. Sure, you can't keep an eye on them every second, but the things we do, the things we normalize around them, that sticks. Gambling in front of them? That's sending a message, whether you like it or not. They don't get the risks, they don't understand addiction; to them, it's just something adults do

The real work, the tough work, comes later. When they're older and making their own choices, that's when it's about open conversations. It's about teaching them balance, about understanding that losing is part of the game, about controlling their emotions; those are life skills, not just gambling skills. Our job as parents isn't to shield them from everything, it's to teach them how to navigate the world, the good and the bad

[Cryptoprincess101]

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.

[Marvell1]

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1. See a child should never be taught to gamble from an early age and as a guardian should never encourage his child to participate in gambling. By making him aware of his academic education from an early age, surely at some point the child will understand the importance of education and develop a negative attitude towards gambling. As a guardian I will never encourage my child to participate in gambling.

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As parents, we all know the harmful effects of gambling, we have witnessed the losses that gambling causes, and we have even lost money because of gambling. Therefore, I will never teach or encourage my children to gamble. I will completely ban them and monitor them as closely as possible while they are still with me. When they are grown up and can manage their own lives, we have the right to decide everything. They can gamble or continue to say no to it, it's up to them.

Has anyone become rich through gambling? I have seen many people become rich through high education, have good jobs, become rich through investments...but I have never seen anyone become rich through gambling. So for me, I would not encourage gambling to anyone especially children.