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[QUOTE="seiya1989, post: 7181583, member: 1020904"]
According to some studies, between 2% and 3% of the world's population is already addicted to gambling and online gambling. The highest prevalence is found in young people between 18 and 30 years of age. Regulations are scarce in most countries and non-existent in others. It has also been demonstrated that not using money in material terms favors a disconnection from the economic aspect of player behavior. Advertising is everywhere. In some countries, bookmakers have even entered politics, granting sums of money to the ruling party. It is urgent to stop this, not only because of the economic damage, but also because of all the problems it can bring to daily life. It's an addiction, and as with any addiction, people tend to lose their minds. Until when will governments allow this? The same thing happened with cigarettes in terms of advertising; even Formula 1 cars could see marks of certain cigarettes. Until it came to an end. It's true that people still smoke, but it's also true that fewer and fewer people are smoking. It has already become compulsive and social behavior. The gambling machine has already dealt its cards, and we can barely understand the magnitude of the problem. But what we all know is that the House always wins.
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