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[QUOTE="Whiterosemov, post: 3156181, member: 203325"] I think the problem is just like what happens with drugs, alcohol (in the past) and other addictive stuff. Moral should not even be discussed in those cases, if something can cause addiction, instead of banning it and creating a black market where people can be really screwed, just let people play whatever game they want since it's not rigged and the person playing is an adult and is fully aware of the rules. And just like opiates like oxycontin, some people will really get addicted and lose huge ammounts of money, but that's destructive behaviour that requires medical treatment and the major sites, like Pokerstars and others, should have tools to detect people that are playing huge ammounts and losing it all and to warn some people in the family or something. I don't know, but I don't think any company would care with anything besides profits anyway, so it's just a vague tought [/QUOTE]
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