Have you been there or thought of creating an offline game out of your ideal?

[hedgeh0g]

For sure, banning gambling is not really the perfect way to do it and definitely not going to stop all of it, but this different games idea was not something made because there are a lot of gambling addicts usually this games have different kinds of origins or something, usually coming from different countries and originating there.

I mean, I personally see a lot of gamblers getting creative in a way, just to find a way to gamble or to lose that addictive feeling, usually doing other things, including this kind of card games, it doesn't necessarily need to involve money most of the time. We play a lot of card games usually here in my country in every different occasions, might involved money but usually very low were you could still enjoy even if you win or lose.

I believe that a person’s life should include some form of game it adds a layer of interest, challenges you to think strategically to outplay an opponent, and brings fun, excitement, and a spirit of competition. I can’t imagine my life without games; I started with computer games, then spent a long time playing poker which I truly enjoyed, even though I didn’t quite reach the goals I had set for myself. Of course, one must maintain a sensible balance so that it doesn’t negatively impact one’s daily life. I do have ideas, but I lack the resources to bring them to fruition, for now, I’d rather just remain a player and enjoy the experience.

[free-bit.co.in]

But they failed to realize, you can never stop human psychology by imposing ban.
Instead, it will merely push the system underground. And there will be no regulation and safety guard!

Your prohibition analogy is quite relevant. But I would like to add one point.
You cannot say with certainty, for every country that ban would simply drive all gambling underground. Some people might give up gambling. Others, meanwhile might choose different form of entertainment. Some could turn to private betting or unlicensed casino.

Core issue is that in an underground market, mechanism for player protection, dispute resolution, age verification and financial safeguard can become significantly weaker. In such scenario, if any operator withhold fund or if there are concern regarding the fairness of game, customer may have no effective recourse to lodge any complaint. But this does not mean that everything is safe just because legal market exist. So even though they cannot stop gamblers through ban, it can curb easy allure of gambling.

[Homemade-IQ]

Gambling started offline and the different games used in gambling was based on man's thinking. I started gambling not from a casino but from my environment through cards or playing 5 penalties each to score a particular number and if you cannot, you lose your bet.

Agreed.
It all started offline, so any of the games we now have the opportunity to enjoy today online started offline or through human thinking. And as of today, more games are still coming out offline, just that it has not gone viral or it's not popularly known by all.

There are various ways to gamble offline but using a casino is the best because you have the opportunity to win a life changing amount.

Why casino gambling offers you more chances of making a fortune from their gambling site is because of it large audience or bigger gamblers that makes use of it, than offline bettors that doesn't exceed a certain threshold.

[Fortify]

Some people had been so addicted to gambling that even when the gambling is being legally prohibited, they'd always find other means creating alternative to gamble. Especially offline gaming such that'll be logically competitive for players.
I've learnt about some local games being developed discovered through similar means. Some guys are so addicted in gambling that government can't entirely stop gambling. Creative ideal gamblers will always find means to create and introduce one to his close friends and relatives which game is only played and understood within the cycle. If so much interesting like that others can still adopt it and this is just how some offline games like the cards, dice and the chess, etc are invented.

You do know that people were gambling long before the advent of the internet and it's not some new phenomenon? Las Vegas was built in an era where the internet did not exist and it had laws that would allow it. It's even famous alongside "certain aspects of show business" as one of the oldest vices in the world. It's honestly bizarre how anyone can think that offline gambling has not been taking place for centuries every single place in some location in the world. Just one example are poker game nights with friends and they happen all the time. As for addiction, well that comes with a whole different set of lows that people may have reached and it's hard to understand the (lac of) logic that goes into that.

[Fuso.hp]

Some people had been so addicted to gambling that even when the gambling is being legally prohibited, they'd always find other means creating alternative to gamble. Especially offline gaming such that'll be logically competitive for players.
I've learnt about some local games being developed discovered through similar means. Some guys are so addicted in gambling that government can't entirely stop gambling. Creative ideal gamblers will always find means to create and introduce one to his close friends and relatives which game is only played and understood within the cycle. If so much interesting like that others can still adopt it and this is just how some offline games like the cards, dice and the chess, etc are invented.

If a gambler wants to quit gambling after becoming addicted and if he tries to find a way to quit gambling, then I would say that he will have many options and he can do whatever he wants among those options. First of all, the gambler can think about how people who are not addicted to gambling actually spend their time and gamblers can follow them.
By following them, the gambler will understand that there are many things to enjoy other than gambling, then he will find a good way to get out of such an addiction. And no family member or friend likes an addicted gambler, so if the gambler wants to come out of that place on his own, then I think the family will give him full support as well as friends will help him come out of there.

[Captain Corporate]

The simplest and easiest way for anyone to try their luck right now is with dice. Just imagine, such a small and simple object is enough to keep even 10 people mesmerized while a couple of others play and share the thrill of winning or losing. Unfortunately, this is reality. Yes, sports are also an activity where luck plays a significant role, but in sports, for example, there's an element of competition and active pastime. That's why sports are always good.
But notice how easy it is to turn it into gambling - all it takes is a couple of people betting on runners, and we're back to gambling again.

Dice has been the easiest and first and foremost choice of every gambler. We have at least once in our life tried Dice game. Winning or losing from that game is a totally different part but dice is a really popular choice among gamblers and that is also one of the reason why there is so much competition for Dice games. Almost anyone can launch their Dice game from scratch in just a few hours so the entry level is quite easy.

No matter which game you create, there can always be bets placed against so it makes that game a part of gambling. People will always find ways to gamble money while still enjoying these games.

[MArsland]

Even some traditional games whose purpose is to preserve culture can be an object for betting on each other. Similarly, card games, chess, carrom, fishing or any kind can be used as gambling. Such gambling activities would escape government monitoring. As many people say gamblers will always find their own way to create bets.

[Miles2006]

It takes two or more people to form this circle, this act is very common in my locality though not because the government is not in support of online gambling or restriction, as a matter of fact online gambling is not restricted in my locality. People just decide to bet whenever playing card game, most common game I know about, I actually think these group of people play cards game involving money bet because they see playing without money involve as a waste of time.
This is the level many has gotten when it comes to gambling, majority of gamblers don’t view leisure activity as fun anymore rather money must be involved.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

These inventors are gamblers themselves and they have already spent a good amount of time in understanding the industry. Even though inventing an offline game might sound easy at start but it will take some efforts especially with the rules. We don't want to play any game with unfair rules so there should be some rules in place.

Those rules should not really take the fun out of that game though because there will be no point in playing such game. For me, I find comfort in online games. I am not a big fan of physical interaction so I would always chose these online games because I can play according to my convenience.

At first, when a game is created, there isn't a motive behind it to be gambling like. It is individuals who are into gambling that do that. Just because someone knows or understands how to gamble, doesn't make him a good game idealist or designer. That is misconception. When you point our fairness in a game, you are only focusing on a gamblers point of view. Games are not just created for gambling alone. I want us to shift a little away from gambling.

OnlyFans app was first built to accommodate singers and their fans. But look at what it is being used for today. So it is not necessarily a game designer that sets or tells what the game can be used for, people decide and it doesn't mean that it is only gamblers that does that.

[Inior]

If people in a country have known about gambling very well and the government later ban gambling, most gamblers in the country will look for ways to bypass the gambling restriction. I am very sure about what I am taking about.

Isn’t this what the op was saying, I also agree that gamblers who have been exposed to certain games that they themselves like can sometimes be very difficult for them to stop.

They are doing it not because they are addicted, they are doing it because they want freedom to be gambling. This is also common in crypto.

I disagree with this statement, the reason behind the relentless pursuit For something that has been deemed illegal cannot function outside of addiction. And one fact about gamblers who find themselves in this category of persons is that, they are usually not decent or responsible gamblers, I mean the majority of them. And I said that because I’ve experienced this.