Tightening of gambling influencers etc.

[Dunamisx]

I'm not saying that government are not trying at all in regulating dumpling sectors but there are things that they cannot do or go far in achievement when it comes to how the internet operate and what we've been promoted from it, we have our own right and choice to make, no matter how the security has been more tightened people with still find a way of going to satisfy their designs and Gamble and nothing can hinder them from coming across any form of online advertisements about gambling irrespective of the measures put in place.

[Mindyspace]

I'm not saying that government are not trying at all in regulating dumpling sectors but there are things that they cannot do or go far in achievement when it comes to how the internet operate and what we've been promoted from it, we have our own right and choice to make, no matter how the security has been more tightened people with still find a way of going to satisfy their designs and Gamble and nothing can hinder them from coming across any form of online advertisements about gambling irrespective of the measures put in place.

I partially agree. The internet really makes any total control difficult; there will always be people finding loopholes in the rules. But I think the government still has an important role, especially in protecting the most vulnerable and preventing scams. Regulation won't end gambling, but it can reduce abuse.

That's how I think...

[Floxynice]

I'm not saying that government are not trying at all in regulating dumpling sectors but there are things that they cannot do or go far in achievement when it comes to how the internet operate and what we've been promoted from it, we have our own right and choice to make, no matter how the security has been more tightened people with still find a way of going to satisfy their designs and Gamble and nothing can hinder them from coming across any form of online advertisements about gambling irrespective of the measures put in place.

This is an Internet driven world where we see lots of things going on even with the presence of strict regulations from the government. People will bypass regulations by using VPNs and any other means available to them. Even if we are going to say every adult gambler should  e responsible for what he does as a gambler, the government still has major roles to play to protect gamblers and those who might not be eligible to gamble.

Government still has right to punish influencers who promote fraudulent casinos without doing their due diligence. The government still has the right to punish influencers who mislead the public. The public space needs to cleansed of all these bad actors. If we think that we are safe because we are responsible gamblers, our loved ones might not be safe. We still get affected indirectly.

[nimogsm]

In my country, advertising gambling is currently prohibited, but gambling itself is not. Bloggers are fined for such advertising because it is prohibited, and secondly, many of them do not pay taxes. Although advertising contracts are worth good money, there are fewer and fewer people willing to do this every month, as regulatory authorities are monitoring it.

[robelneo]

If not, should we propose to the government to regulate these influencers so they don't easily engage in such activities without clear standards, such as betting classes, etc.? This could be reduced if the government took more action in enforcing regulations against those who influence gamblers.

The government will do that if there are calls from its citizens. That's what actually happens here in our country: our government restricts or bans influencers from promoting casinos because of irresponsible promotion.
For the sake of money, these influencers will do anything, including manipulating the results to make it appear that gambling is an investment that will guarantee profit.
Influencers should care for their followers, who listen to and support them, but gambling influencers exploit them.

[Boiboi20]

No one is forcing anybody to gamble so the government has no legal reason to stop influencer from promoting gambling and prediction sites, it's the gambler's choice to follow these platforms where they claim to have access to sure odds that are guaranteed to win, they willingly spend money to pay for these games but what they fail to ask themselves is that if these people had access to sure odds then why ask people to pay them to share, why no just place the bets themselves and win big, nobody is willing to ask themselves questions all they want is a quick way to make money.

Honestly no body is forcing anyone to gamble people willingly follow these influencers and prediction page because they are hoping for a fast way to make money but the funny thing is if these people truly had access to sure odds why would they be selling it why not just play the bets themselves and cash out big most people don’t stop to ask these question they are just desperate for a quick win and that is how they get trapped.

[Raflesia]

Does your country regulate gambling influencers, and can they be restricted by preventing them from providing signals or invitations to bet indiscriminately?
If not, should we propose to the government to regulate these influencers so they don't easily engage in such activities without clear standards, such as betting classes, etc.? This could be reduced if the government took more action in enforcing regulations against those who influence gamblers.

Even when gambling is illegal in that country and the law is well enforced, those of us who report it in order to curb it can run into problems because we might be considered part of the gambling,

On the one hand, when gambling becomes legal in a country, the situation will be very difficult because inviting does not mean forcing because they are just trying to invite the same as referrals and other invitations with sweet spices so that things like this will be very difficult to refer to.
I think instead of being busy thinking about influencers who offer their services in gambling or betting it would be better for us to just focus on ourselves, when we become a gambler then don't be too influenced by it and it would be better to trust ourselves in the gambling that is done.
This will be much more useful than thinking about influencers who even if we talk a lot and emphasize that they are wrong, they are just workers hoping to get more profit from their followers.

[Miles2006]

Stop what act exactly? Influencing job or odds sold out in return these bettors don’t get a win. Gamblers who buy odds and game predictions ought to know the negative and positive effect attached not the government, the government is not responsible for such and calling out the government to ban such act simply tell how greedy humans are firstly influencers will not force anyone to pay for telegram group or odds rather our mindset wants a win besides many can go extra just to beat the casino, from my perspective influencers should continue with their job, it’s left for everyone to stay wise.

[AVE5]

I'm starting to question this.
Does your country regulate gambling influencers, and can they be restricted by preventing them from providing signals or invitations to bet indiscriminately?
If not, should we propose to the government to regulate these influencers so they don't easily engage in such activities without clear standards, such as betting classes, etc.? This could be reduced if the government took more action in enforcing regulations against those who influence gamblers.

Oh oh please don't waste your time doing to authorities. Every country being legalized gambling always ties in with every registered gambling companies, so they are aware of how things goes about in the system.
Just know you've an obligation of yourself to resist every means that's being brought to you either private or public promising to be too sure is never to be trusted.
The government cane doingo funny in my region. Imagine making such proposal emphasising on that regulating gambling influencers will help you o control the height of gambling, don't just be surprised when the same authorities will tell you that they don't have the resources to carry on that task.
Or you don't know the governments are also getting rich as much as casino's are making more money.

[Pandorak]

Stop what act exactly? Influencing job or odds sold out in return these bettors don’t get a win. Gamblers who buy odds and game predictions ought to know the negative and positive effect attached not the government, the government is not responsible for such and calling out the government to ban such act simply tell how greedy humans are firstly influencers will not force anyone to pay for telegram group or odds rather our mindset wants a win besides many can go extra just to beat the casino, from my perspective influencers should continue with their job, it’s left for everyone to stay wise.

Exactly, those who decide to gamble should first consider the risks they will face. Greed is what causes a gambler to ruin themselves, not having a proper budget (using all their savings), not using money they can afford to lose, chasing losses with borrowed money in the hope of recouping their previous losses. Ultimately, it all depends on each person's decisions, influencers have no direct impact on gambling outcomes.

[Samlucky O]

I don't think that the government will show interest on stopping these influencers or group because some are not known. Especially, the group or platforms. It's a matter of choice for you to join and believe in their predictions or not, it's not by force. Gambling is a game that's unpredictable and profit is made by luck. They have all the excuse to give the government if they're bursted. Highest the government will do is to task them.

You are wright mate, I don't think that the government will have anything to do with This. It is just a matter of choice for the gambler to chose either influencers prediction or personal prediction. Most of This influencers don't have lansence to operate, and government.ay not know them. So if you chose to follow them then you are doing that on at your own risk and nothing concern's government. I agree with you %100 percent on that.

[Hispo]

Stop what act exactly? Influencing job or odds sold out in return these bettors don’t get a win. Gamblers who buy odds and game predictions ought to know the negative and positive effect attached not the government, the government is not responsible for such and calling out the government to ban such act simply tell how greedy humans are firstly influencers will not force anyone to pay for telegram group or odds rather our mindset wants a win besides many can go extra just to beat the casino, from my perspective influencers should continue with their job, it’s left for everyone to stay wise.

Correct... In general we should be careful when comes to calling governments to take action and proceed with regulations or punishments against people who are the part of the gambling ecosystem.

If the government were given a blank check for them to take down influencers, then where would we draw the line on what is wrong and right on social media?

It is better for people to become wiser and better informed on what it is reasonable or not... People would still fall for devious influencers if they got banned on mainstream social media, they would just move to other more obscure places, like Telegram...

[Antotena]

In my country, advertising gambling is currently prohibited, but gambling itself is not. Bloggers are fined for such advertising because it is prohibited, and secondly, many of them do not pay taxes. Although advertising contracts are worth good money, there are fewer and fewer people willing to do this every month, as regulatory authorities are monitoring it.

While I don't fully agree with this approach but I think this will help clean up the mess people do online. You see influencers lies and persuade people to come gamble just because they want their links to have referrer so they can get paid for bringing users to some casino. They don't care if they are making people addicted which is even the least problem here, some influencers don't care about the platform they promote, they don't even use what they promote.

There one was on time a couple influencers were dragged online for promoting a fake casino, they as the couple don't gamble but because they had the voice and followers, the casino use them to make advertisements, gave them free bets to use and since you know people were ready to accept it. After a while, the casino was going well until the withdrawal wasn't working again. Long story shorts, the casino turned out it has scammed some people before and decided to change name of the company. If only they did some research about the casino.

[Oasisman]

If not, should we propose to the government to regulate these influencers so they don't easily engage in such activities without clear standards, such as betting classes, etc.? This could be reduced if the government took more action in enforcing regulations against those who influence gamblers.

The government will do that if there are calls from its citizens. That's what actually happens here in our country: our government restricts or bans influencers from promoting casinos because of irresponsible promotion.

They only ban those who has huge fanbase or number of followers. The rest, they don't give a sh*t about them. I still see a lot of content creators, vloggers, and whatever they call themselves, still promoting unknown, unlicensed, and unregistered gambling platforms. This got to show that government only give a sh*t if there's tax or money involved.
Though, the OP wasn't talking about influencers who just simply promoting or advertising, but he mean, those who are providing group signals, or following the influencers betting patter (like a copy trading). The government are most likely not going to interfere with such service, especially if the casino and the influencer is paying their taxes. It has always been the players' responsibility to keep themselves responsible for any losses incurred. Government might step in if such situations are becoming worse, but we should not expect a total ban, because taxes coming from any gambling company/platforms are always attractive to the authorities' eyes.

[swogerino]

I'm a little confused about what to call the title, but let's start with this sentence....

I'm quite concerned about the negative experiences of gamblers who experience negative outcomes, such as following bets placed by influencers and/or joining prediction groups or paying to join betting signal-sharing communities, with minimal returns, despite the methods they employ to encourage their audience to join such spaces without any clear outcome.

I'm starting to question this.
Does your country regulate gambling influencers, and can they be restricted by preventing them from providing signals or invitations to bet indiscriminately?
If not, should we propose to the government to regulate these influencers so they don't easily engage in such activities without clear standards, such as betting classes, etc.? This could be reduced if the government took more action in enforcing regulations against those who influence gamblers.

I think a better thing to do is to tell the government to place as much awareness programs as they can so all the people can know what to expect and especially the young people to know that not everything thrown at them is at their benefit. Now for stopping somewhat these so called influencers there is not much logic as nowadays there are a lot of channels that they use so it is difficult and take resources so the government better to focus on awareness. In the end of the day who needs to gamble or at least some delusional support in trying to be smart by copying other people ideas will do so anyway, nothing anyone can do about it.

[Mayor of ogba]

Is valid that influencers don't buy any means of arm forces gamblers into their group sharing tips but in their desire to advance towards profit making they are bound towards any such opportunity presented. Hence there's no force and the gamblers are no teenagers that should be said to not have reasoning of their own to have being said to be taken advantage of their cheer childishness. It's a responsibility every gambler owe himself to verify what information given before being moved by it.

I don't encourage the misgivings and deceits of influencers but I imagine that every gambler ensure to do their own verifications on information before accepting it.

Since a lot of gamblers know that nobody on planet earth has the super natural power to predict a sure game, but some gamblers allow their greed and quest to become rich through gambling to push them to listen to influencers and make use of their information without being forced by influencers to join their group of sharing gambling tips, they are responsible for their actions.

[Mandoy]

Is valid that influencers don't buy any means of arm forces gamblers into their group sharing tips but in their desire to advance towards profit making they are bound towards any such opportunity presented. Hence there's no force and the gamblers are no teenagers that should be said to not have reasoning of their own to have being said to be taken advantage of their cheer childishness. It's a responsibility every gambler owe himself to verify what information given before being moved by it.

I don't encourage the misgivings and deceits of influencers but I imagine that every gambler ensure to do their own verifications on information before accepting it.

Since a lot of gamblers know that nobody on planet earth has the super natural power to predict a sure game, but some gamblers allow their greed and quest to become rich through gambling to push them to listen to influencers and make use of their information without being forced by influencers to join their group of sharing gambling tips, they are responsible for their actions.

You were right concerning individual responsibility in gambling. There is no influencer who can really make gamblers obey their orders and become subscribers. The majority of gamblers are already aware of the fact that nobody can be sure about anything in games. Nevertheless, the influencers continue to have a potent influence on decision-making by favoring demonstration of victories and fostering disillusioned hopes. This may deceive novice gamers who are in search of easy money. Although it is the responsibility of the gamblers to confirm information, the influencers also need to encourage transparency and raise awareness of the risk to prevent the temptation to act recklessly and gamble with vulnerable audiences.

[Fiasem20]

Influencers may be contributing to most gambler’s poor gambling habits.But still,it has nothing to do with the government when you can regulate it yourself.You can regulate it yourself by giving no room to join their platforms or believe on their sugarcoated predictions.Even the government you’re suggesting to implement strict regulations are the ones collecting taxes from those well known influencers promoting their promo code on online casinos.So instead on depending on influencers to place a bet,it would be more better if you make out your own statistical analysis on each bet you’re about placing.Gambling is a personal thing so it should come from one’s personal perspective rather.

[DPHOR]

How would government knows this individual? Because I believe that government doesn't have total statistics of everyone gambling on a specific gambling site except the Data is being released by the gambling sites, and even as that government doesn't know people who are gambling or issuing bets to people. If I must say this is above the power of government as you and I can stand up today to start offering bets t people and for them to have the betting codes they must have to subscribe to our group by paying a specific token to join without the concept of government to know the people involved in this practice.

[Wiwo]

I'm not saying that government are not trying at all in regulating dumpling sectors but there are things that they cannot do or go far in achievement when it comes to how the internet operate and what we've been promoted from it, we have our own right and choice to make, no matter how the security has been more tightened people with still find a way of going to satisfy their designs and Gamble and nothing can hinder them from coming across any form of online advertisements about gambling irrespective of the measures put in place.

What I have noticed in some of this cases is that, when the government try to get involved on regulating and controlling the citizens behaviour and right, this always backfire with the reality that the people always find a backdoor way to get what they want and gambling is one of those things that government can't really stop the people from engaging in.

The age regulations like above 18+ years only is not even that effective so how much more trying to limits adults access to gambling sites too, it wont work easily there will always be a liphol the people will exploit to keep themselves satisfied.