Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 1447)

Rainmann wrote on 03.04.2025 at 18:45:
Oh ok. Yes, that's a great Player protection 🤦 actually the waitress in the game store should also have an eye on it I think

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Rainmann wrote on 03.04.2025 at 18:45:
Oh ok. Yes, that's a great Player protection 🤦 actually the waitress in the game store should also have an eye on it I think

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Butterbrezel wrote on 03.04.2025 at 19:24:

They should, but do they do that?


A few months ago there was a thread somewhere in the forum with a video in which a reporter deliberately played a gambling addict to test how the staff in the Spielos reacted. Some even offered him free sandwiches and coffee to keep playing. So somehow no one helped. Although he did a really great job of playing a desperate addict.

Sure, everyone is responsible for their money, but when something like this happens in your immediate circle of friends, it feels even different. Especially with a person I would never have thought. As the hacker has already revealed, the providers, whether online or on site, earn the most from the addicts who spend all their money. Then Player protection is probably just a cover term for "the main thing is that we collect taxes from the addicts and we don't care about the rest".

I'm frustrated, but at least I've learned something again...

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frapi07 wrote on 03.04.2025 at 19:48:

Do you mean the Stern TV report? 40 hours in the arcade: Does the staff intervene? | Stern TV (2013)

It's 12 years old, so it's no longer up to date. You're no longer offered food and you have to pay to drink. How long has it been since you've been there? That was easily 8 years ago with the food and co. It wasn't like that in 2019.

A little has changed in terms of gambling prevention, but not much. Logs are kept, nothing more. Customers should be approached more often if they exhibit conspicuous behavior. I think that's really bad, because there are different patterns of behavior. One person lets their anger out, the other keeps it inside. OASIS has also joined in.

The machines have also changed. You now have to press the book button. This is no longer done manually. The codes, the player cards etc.

I don't know how much your friend lost, but blaming it on the casinos (or the lack of player protection) isn't the solution either. I mean, it certainly wasn't a single session. People have gone there several times. There is the option of self-exclusion. Why didn't they use it?

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Butterbrezel wrote on 03.04.2025 at 20:01:
Yes, that's exactly the report I meant. I didn't realize it was that old. It was shared here again a few months ago.

I don't have exact numbers either, but probably 4 figures over several months. I didn't realize it myself. That he gambles in the Spielo from time to time yes, but I would have signed you that this was healthy gaming behavior. You don't notice everything.

Of course, everyone is responsible for their own activities. It's not my money. But it still shocks me that it's so easy. I also realize that I can't do anything about it, there will still be gambling and addicts who gamble away their money.

But that's what a community like this is for, to talk about such topics.

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