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There should be a ban on poker machines in deadwood. Poker machines are being brought in for fallacious reasons. Al doesn’t care about rights. Al only cares about profit. Poker machines will bring crime to Deadwood. Poker machines will allow for other forms of illegal gambling. Poker machines will being a criminal element to Deadwood. Poker machines cause harm to vulnerable people. Poker machines create an illusion of hope that players can win big. Vulnerable people are more susceptible to this false hope. Poker machines increase social isolation in people. Most people who play poker machines do so alone. Socially isolated people can find it hard to seek help or education. Vulnerable people have a higher risk of financial hardship as a result of pokie gambling. Vulnerable people are more likely to chase their losses. Vulnerable people are more likely to spend more money than they can afford. Poker machines will harm the community. Gambling can have harmful social consequences, including relationship breakdowns, family conflict, and domestic violence. Poker Machines are addictive. Poker machines offer a distraction from problems. Poker machines use sound, light, and visual effects to create an immersive experience that encourages people to keep playing. Gambling has similar dopamine release patterns as those seen in drug users. Betty Bugle states that gambling has similar neurochemical effects to illicit drugs. Poker machines offer a potential solution to problems. Poker machines are designed to encourage the belief that players could win large sums of money.
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