Landbased Casinos in general: What do you think of the new rules in the gaming arcades? (Page 4)

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Falko wrote on 26.01.2024 at 20:35:

Do you win more there because they don't pay taxes? I used to visit such an illegal gambling hall once with a buddy and was surprised at the number of Slot machines in there. There were at least 50 of them. But nowadays the state tracks everything much more meticulously than back then. I can't even imagine that there are still illegal gambling halls today, because if people were to lose their money there, there would certainly be enough of them who would then report them to the police out of frustration. In the past, things weren't as strict as they are today.

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roccoammo11 wrote on 26.01.2024 at 21:07: so no idea if it's because of the east or there are usually no controls here but where I would call myself a regular guest don't think much of rules except that 3h a day is closed....you can smoke everywhere, you can drink for free, you can play on several machines at the same time and sometime at Easter, this holiday where no stall is allowed to be open from 6am to 2pm the machines are never off at petrol stations here and you can gamble all day at all kebab stands or Chinese noodle shops despite the Oasis ban.

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roccoammo11 wrote on 26.01.2024 at 21:07: so no idea if it's because of the east or there are usually no controls here but where I would call myself a regular guest don't think much of rules except that 3h a day is closed....you can smoke anywhere, you can drink for free, you can play on several machines at the same time and sometime at Easter, this holiday where no booth is allowed to be open from 6am to 2pm The machines are never off at petrol stations here and you can gamble all day at all kebab stands or Chinese noodle shops despite the Oasis ban.

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Saphira wrote on January 25th, 2024 at 9:05 pm:

You can post a note every 5 seconds for all I care - I don't mind. Everyone should be able to say everything


Nowadays, many people feel bullied very quickly. Because of the smallest things. These so-called "feelings" have somehow replaced the motivation, and perhaps even the ability, to take a critical look at oneself. I agree with Diplomatenhans on that.

Participants in a difference of opinion ... 😂

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Pat1991 wrote on January 28th, 2024 at 2:09 pm:

Self-reflection makes you sick. Feelings are important...

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Saphira wrote on January 28, 2024 at 7:39 pm:

Self-reflection corrects imbalances on many levels. That's healthy Of course feelings are important. They are part of life, but shouldn't be pushed in front of you like a monstrance for every little thing. That is toxic.

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roccoammo11 wrote on 26.01.2024 at 21:07: so no idea if it's because of the east or there are usually no controls here but where I would call myself a regular guest don't think much of rules except that 3h a day is closed....you can smoke everywhere, you can drink for free, you can play on several machines at the same time and sometime at Easter, this holiday where no stall is allowed to be open from 6am to 2pm The machines are never off at petrol stations here and you can gamble all day at all kebab stalls or Chinese noodle shops despite the Oasis ban.

frapi07 wrote on 26.01.2024 at 21:43:
No, not necessarily. The AQ can be determined at will and there is no guaranteed AQ, as with legal machines. So there will probably be fewer illegal arcades, but illegal machines still exist today. Machines are declared illegal if they are not connected to the network. Sometimes this is done deliberately, but sometimes it is due to ignorance. I started gambling in 2019 and there was a machine in my betting shop where you could Deposit larger banknotes, the balance was booked directly as play money, etc. I thought it was cool because I also wanted to gamble. I thought it was cool because I wanted to play more than €2 per spin, so I put about €100 in there and either lost €50 or got +-0. The AQ felt worse than on the legal machines, but that may just have been my feeling.

In any case, someone reported it and the machine was shut down. Of course, the operator of the betting shop didn't say exactly what had happened.

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Langhans wrote on 28.01.2024 at 21:53: If everyone behaves the way they expect others to behave, there will be very few problems between people.

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Pat1991 wrote on January 29th, 2024 at 11:24 am:

Nice theory, in practice it's mental suicide. Gritting your teeth for a moment, okay, sometimes that's necessary. But that's not a recipe for a healthy life.

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Saphira wrote on 29.01.2024 at 15:12: Too much politeness to experience a compatible togetherness would not be for me. Sooner or later I would burst. I do quite well without all the politeness stuff when it's appropriate and things are said like:

"Oh, you live near me. I'll just drop by". I don't like that at all and I say so straight away. Especially when it comes from people you hardly know or colleagues who think you're particularly keen to see them after work. The reactions are really priceless.

Apart from that, I think you should show your feelings. But some people show every little emotion to the outside world, which seems too extreme to me.

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