I’ve seen Colombian and Brazilians promote it a lot.
But it’s a mobile slot machine game.
Has anyone ever played?
I can’t see your average Colombian or Brazilian having the extra money to dump in and gamble what they promote.
I’ve seen Colombian and Brazilians promote it a lot.
But it’s a mobile slot machine game.
Has anyone ever played?
I can’t see your average Colombian or Brazilian having the extra money to dump in and gamble what they promote.
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People here bet mostly on football and on-site casinos.
> I can’t see your average Colombian or Brazilian having the extra money to dump in and gamble what they promote.
They don’t, and many people go into bankruptcy or lose their life’s savings with this shit, but since when has gambling been only done by responsible people with “extra” money? This shit is a pandemic, just as bad as all the betting sites and apps that have cropped up over the last few years all over the world.
For a long time, Blaze was a platform of great influence in Brazil, nowadays, the craze is the Tigrinho game, which unfortunately became popular with so many misleading advertisements saying that people could get rich by playing it once.
This plague should be banned from our country, and as you said, “I can’t imagine Latinos having extra money for this”, which in the case of Brazilians is the purest truth, with people using the money that should go to buy food in this game, and even getting into debt because of this disease called “Tigrinho”.
But as always, Brazil’s politicians are useless and continue not paying attention to important issues like these, and then they wonder why Brazilians don’t like politicians.
I can speak about that because Im brazilian (born and raised, and my mom is Br) and colombian (by my dad side). Unfortunally the cultures of Brazil and Colombia promotes the “easy money”. I think that this is due the influence of narcotrafic and drug dealing economy. Besides that the both countries have a lot of poor people who doesnt see a lot of perspective to get a better life bc of the social inequality, so people lose their mind trying to get money anyway they can
>I can’t see your average Colombian or Brazilian having the extra money to dump in and gamble what they promote.
They don’t, they gamble money they don’t have.
These apps are predatory and should be banned, but too much money is made from them.
I seen that and as always the influencers in Brazil love to show that they live in the favelas and show off they’re street respect