The Rise of Gambling and the Decline of Violence in Sports Viewing Centres

[electronicash]

having no money can make a person commit a crime. gamblers who goes home without money is always a  quick-tempered. this is could be the reason why violence in the viewing center is common especially to the passionate fan of a team or while the winner makes fun of the loser. 

but why there is a decline of violence in sports viewing center while gambling is  rising?  maybe because the sports viewing center has cameras everywhere. committing crimes there will surely be a jail time. if they are going to commit crime like rob someone who won thousands in the viewing center they will just follow them and rob them outside the center.

[JoyMarsha]

Violence in gambling is still there; it will still be reoccurring from time to time. There's no way in a week, there won't be any cases of gambling violence all over the world. Gambling violence may not be happening where you are, but that doesn't mean it's not happening in another place. There are other places where it happens that we are not aware of.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Violence in gambling is still there; it will still be reoccurring from time to time. There's no way in a week, there won't be any cases of gambling violence all over the world. Gambling violence may not be happening where you are, but that doesn't mean it's not happening in another place. There are other places where it happens that we are not aware of.

The highest I've witnessed lately in gambling outlets and shops is gambler's having their usual intense arguments, I don't think I've observed any sort of physical violence in gambling outlets. But you're probably right, the fact it's not happening around us or we don't often see it popping up on the news doesn't mean it has been completely eradicated, it has only been drastically reduced but once jn a while, i believe it still occurs.

[MUGNIA]

As far as I know, there are no fights in the match arena because of losing gambling, mostly because of the lack of security in the sports room when the riots between supporters get out of control, that's where the chaos will occur, if people bet on sports online and they watch on TV or live streaming without having to come to the arena where the arena is usually a place for supporters, not gamblers

[PX-Z]

...then I wondered if people still fight in viewing centres.

It still have, found something like that on social media, although you can't call it a fight but an argument between the fans from different teams, it was american football if i recall correctly.

Since the rise of gambling activities, it has become difficult for people to fight in sports viewing centres

It is only applicable those who choose to watch in TVs and on device's screen. But people watching on domes and arena are not exempted here, arguments turns to fights are still common.

[$crypto$]

Violence in gambling is still there; it will still be reoccurring from time to time. There's no way in a week, there won't be any cases of gambling violence all over the world. Gambling violence may not be happening where you are, but that doesn't mean it's not happening in another place. There are other places where it happens that we are not aware of.

The highest I've witnessed lately in gambling outlets and shops is gambler's having their usual intense arguments, I don't think I've observed any sort of physical violence in gambling outlets. But you're probably right, the fact it's not happening around us or we don't often see it popping up on the news doesn't mean it has been completely eradicated, it has only been drastically reduced but once jn a while, i believe it still occurs.

I don't know the valid data, but I agree that there will be violence in gambling when the gambling is offline gambling, but if it is online I don't think there will be, there is only fraud from the casino.

You are also right, maybe we never see it in our environment, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen in other places. It's just that maybe there is no media that covers it or maybe the media is prohibited from making the atmosphere worse, because we know the casino has a lot of money.

[KingsDen]

Alot of things about football and fan culture has evolved over the years. Alot has changed and these change and exposure has promoted mutual respect among fans supporting different clubs. Fans are now more tolerant than they used to be in the past when every match usually ends in confrontations and violence. Gambling may have contributed in distracting some gamblers from being aggressive always, but that's not the only reason.

There is currently an increased awareness about the need for fans and gamblers to put their emotions in check after every match or game. Obviously, these  campaigns have really been a success because violence in viewing centers I know have reduced greatly. Fans are now more focused on having fun or making money from the matches they watch.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I don't know the valid data, but I agree that there will be violence in gambling when the gambling is offline gambling, but if it is online I don't think there will be, there is only fraud from the casino.

You are also right, maybe we never see it in our environment, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen in other places. It's just that maybe there is no media that covers it or maybe the media is prohibited from making the atmosphere worse, because we know the casino has a lot of money.

Yeah the casinos are often very rich because they're the ones that benefit more from everyday gambling due to the house edge they've got over the gamblers.
But then again, there are casinos that aren't as rich as we actually think they are, there are casinos that are struggling to keep their equipments and system running adequately, and there are some that are struggling to pay their customers' winnings and there are those that are already on their way to bankruptcy and you'd never know.

Speaking of fraud casinos, that's why you see some casinos attempting to play some fast one of their clients, like withholding of customers' winnings with claims of the customer's going against their ToS, this could be one of the possible reasons some casinos behave in that way.

[electronicash]

Violence in gambling is still there; it will still be reoccurring from time to time. There's no way in a week, there won't be any cases of gambling violence all over the world. Gambling violence may not be happening where you are, but that doesn't mean it's not happening in another place. There are other places where it happens that we are not aware of.

gambling violence is all over. the news can something just keep repeating and only the names of the people involved are different.  however gambling violence in the viewing centers is very specific place for a crime. i bet there are lots of crimes related to betting or even just robbing someone in the viewing center back in the days when there are yet no cameras installed.

same in our stadium here, we often caught students bullying the weak students but after cameras were installed and some bullies called out for what they did, they move their business somewhere else. therefore the viewing center criminals are still walking free they are just not robbing there anymore.

[$crypto$]

I don't know the valid data, but I agree that there will be violence in gambling when the gambling is offline gambling, but if it is online I don't think there will be, there is only fraud from the casino.

You are also right, maybe we never see it in our environment, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen in other places. It's just that maybe there is no media that covers it or maybe the media is prohibited from making the atmosphere worse, because we know the casino has a lot of money.

Yeah the casinos are often very rich because they're the ones that benefit more from everyday gambling due to the house edge they've got over the gamblers.
But then again, there are casinos that aren't as rich as we actually think they are, there are casinos that are struggling to keep their equipments and system running adequately, and there are some that are struggling to pay their customers' winnings and there are those that are already on their way to bankruptcy and you'd never know.

Speaking of fraud casinos, that's why you see some casinos attempting to play some fast one of their clients, like withholding of customers' winnings with claims of the customer's going against their ToS, this could be one of the possible reasons some casinos behave in that way.

That's right, because there are many casinos that end up being scams because they no longer have money or they intend to cheat from the start.

There are many cases where casinos do withhold winnings from their users, but in some cases I see that the casinos do have a strong reason. I think I have seen many on the forums claiming that the casino has cheated them, while they have no authentic evidence, and if they don't have evidence I believe the casino more why they freeze the user's account.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

There are many cases where casinos do withhold winnings from their users, but in some cases I see that the casinos do have a strong reason. I think I have seen many on the forums claiming that the casino has cheated them, while they have no authentic evidence, and if they don't have evidence I believe the casino more why they freeze the user's account.

Usually, casinos should have a good reason to why they would decide to freeze their customer’s account or decide to withhold their funds. Sometimes, some of these casino’s intentionally include these things in their ToS knowing fully well not everyone usually have the luxury of going through those long texts. For example rules and guidelines concerning bonus usage and stuffs like that, they’ll only tell you you’re entitled to a bonus without really explaining how one should use the bonuses, and when the player uses the bonuses to play like normal deposits and eventually wins, that’s when you’ll get the full gist after your funds have been seized and when you try to contact them, they’ll already have a good reason to why they did that and then the player feels helpless because it was indeed his fault for not really going through the TOS.

[$crypto$]

There are many cases where casinos do withhold winnings from their users, but in some cases I see that the casinos do have a strong reason. I think I have seen many on the forums claiming that the casino has cheated them, while they have no authentic evidence, and if they don't have evidence I believe the casino more why they freeze the user's account.

Usually, casinos should have a good reason to why they would decide to freeze their customer’s account or decide to withhold their funds. Sometimes, some of these casino’s intentionally include these things in their ToS knowing fully well not everyone usually have the luxury of going through those long texts. For example rules and guidelines concerning bonus usage and stuffs like that, they’ll only tell you you’re entitled to a bonus without really explaining how one should use the bonuses, and when the player uses the bonuses to play like normal deposits and eventually wins, that’s when you’ll get the full gist after your funds have been seized and when you try to contact them, they’ll already have a good reason to why they did that and then the player feels helpless because it was indeed his fault for not really going through the TOS.

Well, this is something that is usually found when users complain, yes they do not read the casino's terms and conditions completely. So this is their negligence.

I think all casinos have their own terms and conditions, although in general they are usually the same, but there are important points that usually differentiate them. So as users, we must also be careful in understanding or reading the terms and conditions that apply in the casino.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, this is something that is usually found when users complain, yes they do not read the casino's terms and conditions completely. So this is their negligence.

I think all casinos have their own terms and conditions, although in general they are usually the same, but there are important points that usually differentiate them. So as users, we must also be careful in understanding or reading the terms and conditions that apply in the casino.

Well all casinos’ terms of service may be similar but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re the same and it’ll be wrong for users to assume that there’s no point going through the terms and cons of the casino because these things are there to guide the gamblers on how to use the casino without defaulting or making mistakes that may likely result to punishment.

That way, the gambler would be confident to question the casino should eventually the casino decides to behave in a manner that he views to be improper or violates his rights of usage.

[$crypto$]

Well, this is something that is usually found when users complain, yes they do not read the casino's terms and conditions completely. So this is their negligence.

I think all casinos have their own terms and conditions, although in general they are usually the same, but there are important points that usually differentiate them. So as users, we must also be careful in understanding or reading the terms and conditions that apply in the casino.

Well all casinos’ terms of service may be similar but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re the same and it’ll be wrong for users to assume that there’s no point going through the terms and cons of the casino because these things are there to guide the gamblers on how to use the casino without defaulting or making mistakes that may likely result to punishment.

That way, the gambler would be confident to question the casino should eventually the casino decides to behave in a manner that he views to be improper or violates his rights of usage.

Yes, that's why I said there are points that will have differences. For example, in the minimum withdrawal, some casinos have their own minimum withdrawal, so this is one example of the different points that casinos have.

So, we are required to make sure that we understand everything, including the applicable terms and conditions. Don't let that make us have to feel something unwanted in the end.

[Igebotz]

Well all casinos’ terms of service may be similar but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re the same and it’ll be wrong for users to assume that there’s no point going through the terms and cons of the casino because these things are there to guide the gamblers on how to use the casino without defaulting or making mistakes that may likely result to punishment.

That way, the gambler would be confident to question the casino should eventually the casino decides to behave in a manner that he views to be improper or violates his rights of usage.

In order to avoid breaking any rules that could impact withdrawals, it is crucial to read through a casino's terms and conditions before placing any bets. For those who are looking for money, the excitement of playing at a casino lies in the possibility of winning and then being able to take their winnings out.  When it is difficult to withdraw the money, the gambler becomes frustrated and loses the happiness he experienced after winning.

The majority of these issues arise when bonuses are offered, and when a player is unaware of the requirements for using the bonus, he fails to make the most of it. For this reason, it is always necessary to review the terms and conditions of a casino. Older players are also expected to occasionally review the rules because they are subject to change.