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Gambling isn’t inherently evil, but it’s never neutral. It always favors one side. The ethical question isn’t whether people should gamble, but whether systems should profit from predictable human weaknesses. When businesses rely on addiction-level behavior for revenue, the moral ground gets shaky. Regulation exists for a reason: not to eliminate choice, but to limit exploitation. A fair game still needs guardrails when human psychology is involved.
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