Force ban/exclude someone to online gambling

[Nathrixxx]

I don't think the casino will be able to force ban us from using their platform except we violate their rules, what is the mostly look after a seeing gamblers that will be actively involved in playing games and as well get more activity that could scale him through the ranks on the platform, it is left to us to decide on how we gamble and if the time spent on its are really worth it and we are not missing out on other things that are important to us our necessary to be given attention as well.

[JunaidAzizi]

Is it possible to ban someone from online casinos? If so, what is the procedure, and how will they be banned? I have knowledge that if one casino bans your account, you can open an account at another, and there may be a casino that does not obey regulatory policies. How can they be restricted from it?

In my view, if you ban someone everywhere, and they get tired of not being able to open an account, they may become more triggered and could potentially harm themselves. During the addiction phase, individuals often cannot control themselves, and the things they are addicted to work like drugs for them. If this situation continues for a long time, they will become annoyed and irritated. The best option is to admit them to a rehabilitation center or just bring them to jail for a week. Once they see the conditions there, they may choose to exclude themselves from gambling.

[Pandu Geddon]

I don't think the casino will be able to force ban us from using their platform except we violate their rules, what is the mostly look after a seeing gamblers that will be actively involved in playing games and as well get more activity that could scale him through the ranks on the platform, it is left to us to decide on how we gamble and if the time spent on its are really worth it and we are not missing out on other things that are important to us our necessary to be given attention as well.

Why would a casino ban a customer's account if they haven't done anything wrong? They’re running a business and certainly wouldn’t want to do that. But if Op means a family member wanting to help someone from their family stop gambling, I guess what can be done is to self-exclude from the addicted gambler’s account. The casino won’t listen to requests from anyone else. They’ll do it for the account owner, but we know it’s not going to be simple to make an addict stop gambling.

[Muba20]

I don't think the casino will be able to force ban us from using their platform except we violate their rules, what is the mostly look after a seeing gamblers that will be actively involved in playing games and as well get more activity that could scale him through the ranks on the platform, it is left to us to decide on how we gamble and if the time spent on its are really worth it and we are not missing out on other things that are important to us our necessary to be given attention as well.

Why would a casino ban a customer's account if they haven't done anything wrong? They’re running a business and certainly wouldn’t want to do that. But if Op means a family member wanting to help someone from their family stop gambling, I guess what can be done is to self-exclude from the addicted gambler’s account. The casino won’t listen to requests from anyone else. They’ll do it for the account owner, but we know it’s not going to be simple to make an addict stop gambling.

Keeping an addict away from gambling is a difficult task, but I think it is not impossible. Most gamblers do not know when a game started for entertainment gradually turns into a tidal addiction. Addiction never happens overnight. A typical gambler becomes an addicted gambler after calculating the profits and losses due to regular play. Just as addiction does not happen overnight, an addicted gambler cannot be cured overnight. It is possible to cure an addicted gambler with the right support from the family. Casinos would never want to lose their customers. But the responsibility for wrong decisions and losses due to addiction falls entirely on the gambler.