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I would personally prefer a complete blanket ban on gambling and psuedo gambling online. My country (Japan) likely has one of the highest rates of child gambli
by Prickle 3y ago
I would personally prefer a complete blanket ban on gambling and psuedo gambling online.
My country (Japan) likely has one of the highest rates of child gambling addiction in a developed nation.
The number of times I heard "I spent all my savings on the casino haha, gotta skip some meals I guess" was ludicrous.
That was in highschool. And now I see it in middle schools. (Siblings)
I have done my part ensuring my sibling doesn't get involved in that garbage.
- edandersen 3y agoWhat do you mean by casino here?
- Prickle 3y agoPachinko parlors and gacha games. The are all fundamentally designed around the same psychological hooks.
- ralphfaddenmar 3y ago[flagged]
- MillerMark 3y ago[dead]
- harvey9 3y agoAre children allowed into physical casinos in Japan, or are they gambling online and if so is that restricted at all?
- raverbashing 3y agoit's a Pachinko parlor
- harvey9 3y agoThanks. I guess since no gambling technically takes place, there's no reason to exclude minors.
- Prickle 3y agoCasinos are technically illegal. So instead we have pachinko parlors. They do not have age restrictions. We also have gacha games which heavily push gambling and incentivise the spending of money for png images.
- gabythenerd 3y agoI feel like you are talking about gacha games and didn't say so, would make more sense than children physically going to casinos.
- Prickle 3y agoI know people of my generation that went to pachinko parlors at a very young age. They do not officially have a minimum age requirement. It's just that the generation has moved onto gacha games with systems that are even worse. They tend to be better designed and more easily accessible.