Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?

[Oasisman]

As what the question is, Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?

It depends on whether there has been a huge problem with gambling. Especially if it affects the peace and order of a certain society, because some people become violent when they run out of money or when they are buried in debt. It's either they steal or even kill out of desperation.
Frequent gambling won't be a problem as long as the people outside these vices are not gonna be affected. At the end of the day, it is always us who are responsible for what we have done.

[Peanutswar]

As what the question is, Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?

For example, in Finland:

Veikkaus has the following compulsory loss limits in place applicable to all of their games (excluding Casino Helsinki): €500/day; €2,000/month; and €15,000/year.

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Should this is be good deterrent to at least minimized gambling in a certain country? Or does it force gamblers to uses illegal means or even travel outside of the country that has this strict law to continue with their gambling?

If that's the case it's good to see that the government of them or the country itself really care about their people, yes they release a license to the casino but still they knew the cons of excessive gambling so they created at least a safety precaution for the people about too much gambling. Of course to have this for sure the casino is already aware with the terms or with the regulations. For me im favor with this as being active in gamblin,g sometimes people make a wrong decisions such as making revenge on the casino with this it limits their urge to play more and get addicted.

[tvplus006]

As what the question is, Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?

Similar laws setting loss limits exist not only in Finland, but also in other countries such as Germany and Norway. In some countries, gambling operators themselves impose similar loss limits on their players. All these restrictions are aimed at protecting the players themselves from excessive losses and thus aimed at preventing gambling addiction.

[leonair]

Gambling is a personal matter for everyone, so there should be no limitation by the government on how much money a gambler can gamble in a day. However, if a foreign platform analysis shows that a foreign citizen is addicted to excessive gambling, then it is better to have a limitation to prevent laundering. Otherwise, the money that gamblers lose will go to other countries. And many people will take advantage of this opportunity to do illegal activities like money laundering. Therefore, if there is a law given by the government where a maximum limit is given based on the financial condition of a person, then it will be possible to keep the economic structure of the country in order. Otherwise, the country's economy may collapse due to money laundering.

[r_victory]

If the country calls itself a democracy, I believe this would be a violation of citizens' freedom of choice. On the other hand, limiting how much a person can bet will not solve the problems of debt, addiction, and other ills caused by uncontrolled gambling. It's like "covering the sun with a sieve."

[rachael9385]

If this should be done, that means gambling has been changed from what it is supposed to be because I believe gambling is a game of decision and free will. The government can't determine what the limit will be for every gambler; the limit they allocate to someone can be something that is well affordable, which might lead one to want to gamble more. Since the government won't be able to know the exact limit for every gambler, there is no need to regulate the limits of gamblers, and this may affect the fun in gambling in some way. This change may frustrate gambling companies and make gambling less enjoyable, but it may also play a good role for addicted gamblers.

I agree, if this is done then there's no difference between such a thing and putting a ban to it completely because gambling should be all about making choices, setting a limit deprives gamblers of making doing what they set out to do even if it might have some advantages. Just like you said, its also going to frustrate gambling companies because it would limit the profit that they make, some might even shut down their business

[Doan9269]

If this should be done, that means gambling has been changed from what it is supposed to be because I believe gambling is a game of decision and free will. The government can't determine what the limit will be for every gambler; the limit they allocate to someone can be something that is well affordable, which might lead one to want to gamble more. Since the government won't be able to know the exact limit for every gambler, there is no need to regulate the limits of gamblers, and this may affect the fun in gambling in some way. This change may frustrate gambling companies and make gambling less enjoyable, but it may also play a good role for addicted gamblers.

I agree, if this is done then there's no difference between such a thing and putting a ban to it completely because gambling should be all about making choices, setting a limit deprives gamblers of making doing what they set out to do even if it might have some advantages. Just like you said, its also going to frustrate gambling companies because it would limit the profit that they make, some might even shut down their business

I cannot support the government on this because its like intruding to me, they don't have right to decide for us, we can think on our own self about what is good for us and not, and if it were to be about the addicted gamblers, we shouldn't take that for allowing government take charge for us, the percentage of those irresponsible gamblers are quite smaller compared to those that are gambling the normal way, government cannot prevent the worse form happening, they can only correct or advise before it happens.

[bhadz]

Our government is trying to do this but not in actuality it but with the news of unlinking the e-wallets to the casino apps and platforms. That's the initiative that they did. And I think that they will create a law or an executive order from our president to have a daily limit for each user. The revenue of the casinos will drop a lot but they will help to discipline our fellow countrymen whos are addicted to gambling. It's still in the prerogative of the gamblers and the casinos have always reminded us to be responsible at all times.

[Floxynice]

We all know that the alot of gamblers will somehow bypass this law with the use of VPN and/or crypto casinos to hide their identity. But then, it is still a good move by the government to restore sanity back to the gamblers. Even though it will not work for all the gamblers in the country, the few gamblers that will maintain this gambling limit set by the government will be a plus to the government. We will be counting them among the few responsible gamblers available.

You always remember, a tide always keeps his identity a secret and keep it secret throughout his life. He believes that he wants to see every one while gambling, and his identity should not be revealed to anyone. If the government of a country has issued such laws, the number of jutes in that country will be greatly reduced. And will be economically self -sufficient. But fortunately I think such a law will not work well, because everyone is secretly gambling. Moreover, if a juror once falls into greed, he will not obey any law. Because every person wants to own more money and he has a lot of wealth. But we should always remember, it is very important to have ourselves well without thinking about our money.

I already know that the law will not work well for some people and at thesame time, I still do not believe that every citizen who is a gambler will gamble in secret. In every country, we still have the few law abiding citizens and also, the clueless ones who do not know how to bypass government restrictions, including the ones who are scared of breaking the law for the fear of being caught and getting punished by the government. People will gamble in secret yea, it won't still change the fact that many others too will be forced to gamble strictly on the government's limit.