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Why do we have all this discussion about legalized gambling? Why can not states create tax based gaming and allow the residents make some cash? What's the difference between a wager on a horse race and a bet on a basketball game? How do gambling be both fun and rewarding? It seems that the only answer is money.

The argument for legalized gaming falls flat once you realize that people that are addicted to gambling aren't making any money. Casinos gambling is not legal in Nevada and Atlantic City, New Jersey; if other nations follow their lead, why not follow their example. States seem to have less moral concern about legalized gambling, as seen the proliferation of cardrooms and craps, also called rollback or blackjack tables. Gambling addiction is a problem, and people who do it in the casinos, obviously do not care how it is made easy.

퍼스트카지노 The argument for not allowing gambling in the states is sound, however you will find some merit points to consider as well. How would all the winners on school sports teams be financially rewarded if they won a world championship and then went on to make millions in endorsements? It seems illogical to benefit these players and their paycheck with such a large quantity of free money. Additionally, college sports is a really unique industry where the skills of the players and fans are extremely unique. I feel that there should be an equal opportunity for all players to be compensated equally, and I would think that the U.S. must follow the rest of the world and make a sports lottery. This way everyone who plays in the U.S. would share in the prosperity created by the college sports business.

In all seriousness though gambling has become an issue in the United States and we can't ignore it any longer. I would like to see the government regulate gambling as it's causing problems and has become a massive problem in our country. Whether you agree or not gambling is wrong, however, the solution shouldn't be placing more folks in debt, which is what's happening now, or creating yet another industry where the winners get bailed out by the winners of the new gaming industry. I would suggest that the solution is to make gambling illegal and allow the free market to address the problem.

Now then, let us look at the merit of being a gambling demerit. If you're saying that you are not good at gambling then you're most likely just saying that to try to hide something. It is the simple truth. Now then, if you're saying that you are good at gambling then perhaps you're a Gambler. That's a whole different thing.

What I am trying to say is that all the successful gamblers and the very best organized crime gangs in this country are also problem gamblers. Is that what I meant? I did say that if you're saying you are not a Gambler, then I would say you are a Gambler that's made it large and successful by gaming the system and not by playing fair. I'm telling you there is an entire industry of folks which are very good at gambling, but they are good at covering up their gambling problem, and if you find them they will tell you it isn't real gambling, though it is.

Problem gamblers, organized crime syndicate leaders, drug kingpins, and many other kinds of problem gamblers are very good at covering up their dependence, and that's why they are those that the government wants to lock up. They can cover up for years and it will not matter one bit since they're in control of the gambling in this country. Problem gamblers are not the problem, they are the solution. The solution to solving the issue of gambling in our nation is stopping the gambling industry from creating more problem gamblers.

Since the introduction of slot machines to casinos all over this country, problem gamblers have turned to card counters to help them win the pot. The trouble with this is that the problem gamblers fall into the trap of believing they are actually gambling. This is because they're not thinking logically, and they become a circle quickly wherein they invest more money and win less money. But what they do not understand is that this just increases the amount of money they should gamble, which means more chance of losing everything again. So instead of calling their friends and family and confessing their addiction to problem gambling, these problem gamblers go into the next casino and continue to lose more money, until they finally do decide to seek help from a professional gambler.

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