Gambling improve lives

[Oluwa-btc]

This country is actually making the right move by seeing gambling as a way to help boost the economy. Contrary to what others think that gambling only destroys lives, if this plan really gets realized it could actually improve lives by creating jobs.

Gambling can't necessarily improve the lives of individuals coming from a country that's not fully recovered from economic downturn except for those that tend to win a great deal of jackpots and  if I may ask how do you think gambling can improve lives,even with the goal of boosting a tourism center there's no positive influence that gambling would actually improve the lives of many other than the usual feedback and results of addiction if not handled properly.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Its never a mistake when they said it that gambling improves lives, we have a number of people that can also attest to that, ours may not have come yet, but sooner or later, it will also be our turn to enjoy the benefits of gambling, we should not be tired and never to give up, though all our expectations should also not be centered towards that, because life is all about opportunity, if we play the way it should be done, we are going to enjoy not only gambling, but life in it entirety.

[cryptoaddictchie]

It’s like a pragmatic move, but only if the controlled part is taken seriously. Gambling zones can work as economic catalysts such as jobs, infrastructure, tourism inflows but history shows the benefits stick only when regulation is tight, local exposure is limited, and revenues are transparently reinvested. Otherwise, the social costs eventually cancel out the short term gains. But on the serious note, they have a very good approach.

[sunsilk]

I think that this kind of gambling tourism is enforced in some Asian countries. Where the local government doesn't allow their locals to enter the premises of these casinos and put a penalty if they do so.

Because the main target are the tourists who likes to gamble in them and the profit is coming from outside of the country through them.

It's really a good boost for their local tourism and as well as the economy that they have for the gambling industry.

[Judith87403]

The approach of Kazakhstan makes a lot of sense when it is carefully executed. Positioning the zones gambling as hubs for tourism, instead of targeting locals, may attrack spending that is foreign, create job opportunities, and arouse sectors that are related such like hospitality, transport, and entertainment. If well regulated and restricted geographically, gambling won't  have to imply widespread social harm. The core test will be solid oversight, clear limits, and reinvesting revenue into social services and local development. That aside, the risk grow faster. Yet as a strategy driven by tourism, such move can diversify the economy and bring on a tax free revenue while leaving local communities protected relatively. The view is a reckless on by default, it's success relies totally on discipline and enforcement.

[Muba20]

Some countries are trying to improve their gambling industry, especially for tourists from outside their own country. If a well-developed and attractive casino platform can be created, many people will express interest in that country. There are many tourists in the world who can travel to any country for their entertainment. Especially those who have an idea about gambling and have a desire to gamble, they like to gamble on world-famous gambling platforms. There are some other countries, including Singapore, which are now trying in various ways to make their gambling platforms attractive.

[o48o]

I don't think that anyone disagrees about gambling bringing jobs when casinos grow, but there are better arguments of pro gambling. Like bringing tax money to governments that benefits everyone in that country.

If you aren't bringing up taxes, you could use that argument for promoting literally anything. As any activity that accumulates money is technically a job. Like drug mules having jobs as well. Not that i am comparing casinos to drug mules. I am just saying that argument needs work.

[Patikno]

This country is actually making the right move by seeing gambling as a way to help boost the economy. Contrary to what others think that gambling only destroys lives, if this plan really gets realized it could actually improve lives by creating jobs.

And from the looks of it, the goal is to boost tourism, meaning the target isn’t really the locals. Their pockets won’t be the ones getting hurt, while the country still benefits from job creation and added economic activity.

Kazakhstan is proceeding with a high-profile development plan for the establishment of new gambling zones across several of its regions, in an effort to enhance local economies and draw visitors. According to a statement by Minister of Tourism and Sports Yerbol Myrzabosynov, the government will establish controlled casino regions within Mangystau, Almaty, East Kazakhstan, and Zhetysu. This development constitutes one of the most significant shifts in the country’s policy on gaming thus far, adding new destinations to the already existing legal enclaves at Borovoye and Kapchagay, with the goal of giving a fresh boost to the national tourism sector.

Kazakhstan plan to establish casinos in their country is the right step to generate profits and build the country economy. Gambling, or casinos are a good way for countries to earn more revenue, especially if they also aim to boost tourism. So, economic growth will be achieved, not only through the gambling sector, but also in other tourism destinations. By the way, Malaysia also has the same policy, which means that Malaysia is not targeting local residents either, and Malaysia has also reaped many benefits from gambling or casinos in their territory. Last year, Malaysia also generated huge profits, which were higher than the previous year.

Reference : bharian.com - Genting Malaysia's net profit more than doubles to RM416.75 million (need translation to read it)

[Joy- maker]

I can't agree more that countries can boost part of their economy by adopting regulated gambling. But this can only be achieved when done carefully. If a county adopt a regulated gambling it can really help in many ways, which is by  creating job opportunities for her citizens and attract foreigner. And legal gambling can create jobs such as casino workers, tech developers for their online betting platforms, customer support and compliance offer's and finally marketing and data analyst.
But this act of adopting a regulated gambling by countries, don't we think it will have many negative effects on their citizens? I think it will turn a lot of their citizens into reckless gamblers which is a very big red flag.

[Mindyspace]

The idea of using gambling to boost the economy makes sense, especially by driving tourism and creating some jobs. In some places this works quite well, but to think that the people in the region won't feel any impact is wrong. It always ends up having repercussions in some way.

In the end, gambling isn't just the villain, but it doesn't solve everything either. If there are rules, controls, and protection, it can work very well. Without that, the economic gain is unlikely to compensate, and then certain problems start to appear.

[Lida93]

This is good. Already, anytime we talk about the advantages of casinos, it's always pointed out that the gambling industry have it's advantage too, for example, the tax that is generated from gambling is being used for other purposes by the government and those purposes is beneficial to the citizens and improves life too. Those that have jobs with those casinos are also earning salaries and using the money to improve their life.

Well the casino in all ramifications are with the advantage you can think of in the gambling industry and as such it's fair to think of them the way we do. However, with the government involvement with the aim of creating jobs for it's citizens and also creating an environment for tourism to thrive, it's all a welcome development. However, I think in as much as the government wants to raise revenue they should also set up paraphernalia to reduce gambling addictions among the locals.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

It's not always the case, there could be only few countries that improved their economies thru gambling. Most of them have a deep impact on their population like Australia who has been struggling to curb their gambling addiction in the last couple of years.

Or in the Philippines wherein there is cases of like a thread about missing individuals and presumed death because of cock-fighting. But it's up to the government if they will lay day a good gambling framework and how they are going to implement it.

[Su-asa]

This country is actually making the right move by seeing gambling as a way to help boost the economy. Contrary to what others think that gambling only destroys lives, if this plan really gets realized it could actually improve lives by creating jobs.

And from the looks of it, the goal is to boost tourism, meaning the target isn’t really the locals. Their pockets won’t be the ones getting hurt, while the country still benefits from job creation and added economic activity.

From the beginning, gamble has advantages and disadvantages but many people looks at the negative effects of gambling instead of both the positive and the negative. However, we all should understand that fact that gamble also provides job opportunities for people both remote jobs and international jobs too. The local casino house can't work alone without employing people to work for them, same thing goes to online casinos, they need to employ programers and people who can work as a customer service.

Because we normally see gamblers who are addicted and those gamblers who lose more than they win, them we start thinking that gamble is very bad which is not true.

[Ivystar5]

The rate at which they tax gambling platforms that are in the country is high and thence they need people from other countries or tourist to come in and have fun with the gambling while increasing the revenue the companies generate in a year and then at the end of the day they tax and the tax increases based on the level of increasing in gambling for each company. It's not a good one not a bad one for both the country and it's citizens even though it maybe claimed to focused on foreigners but deep down the people will use it more because they are more close to it than any other people.

[khiholangkang]

From national perspective, it can indeed improve the lives of people living around it. However, it's possible that expectations will not be in line with the existing facts later. If the local community doesn't have good understanding about gambling, opening a localization will have negative impact on the area itself.

In Indonesia, we have the largest volcanic lake in the world, it's called "Lake Toba". There was once a proposal to open gambling district there, but it was debated in parliament. Given our relatively low human resource levels, our government decided to postpone or possibly cancel the plan for the future.

If the local government does not provide a good mandate for its citizens in understanding gambling, it is better not to open it, it is the same as plunging its own citizens because they are not given education. We know that gambling has two sides that can end positively and the negative part can make someone addicted, that must be anticipated, local residents should not be made the target market for casinos.

Our human resources are not good enough for the people to control themselves, it has not been born in most citizens in Indonesia so it is better to wait for time until human resources increase to a better stage, the story of making a place an economic district with casinos but instead making the people poor because of addiction is ridiculous, this is the same as doing business with the people, and that is not allowed.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

Casino is like a fun center and if the Kazakhstani government invest well into having a good casino place it can draw investors and tourist to come to the country and play.
When I say gambling is fun Kazakhstan just proves that, other tourist can play it anywhere but they will come to Kazakhstan if they have the fun they want.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

It is very true that well-regulated gambling can have a positive economic impact. It can boost job creation, infrastructure development, and tourism. These benefits are real, especially if the focus is on visitors.

How could tourism be gotten from gambling, I don't get it. Is it real for a player to travel to Brazil just because of gambling company? Why not stay wherever you may be and bet from the app.

Creation of job from gambling platforms are real.

[Moreno233]

Gnling is not always as negative as people make it appear, it has its positive side which are mostly psychological and also do with financial help. Being a player, I don't easily get depressed over minor things because losing money is shocking by itself and being accustomed to that makes one psychological balanced. With good luck a player can also make so much money within a short time. This is the benefit of gambling although there is no guarantee  that a player will win.

[ScamViruS]

Now many countries are trying to do a lot to make their gambling industry bigger by targeting tourists, because the gambling industry is still a growing industry and everyone wants to take advantage of it. Now many countries are trying to do a lot to make their gambling industry bigger by targeting tourists, because the gambling industry is still a growing industry and everyone wants to take advantage of it. So I think gambling can help a lot in a country's economy if the government legalizes gambling and issues licenses. However, for this, it is also important to study the entire system well in advance and plan properly. So that the opposite situation does not occur later, from which the government does not make the situation worse.

[coolcoinz]

It's just entertainment, so I think this decision is fine and should be praised. It's time governments stop making a big deal out of normal things.

Have you noticed that, especially countries who want to look progressive like to exaggerate things to make them look evil. Suddenly diesel engines are bad and destroy the climate, suddenly being conservative is bad and compared to being close-minded. Nationalism is now bad and compared to fascism and so on.

Gambling is fine in moderation, like everything else. Eating fast food is fine in moderation, but when you start doing it every day, you're going to shorten your lifespan.
It's time governments started to promote responsible gambling instead of trying to ban it.