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= = = = =//__S**HAGS**__//= //__**Gambling**__//= == ==
 * This stands for** **Samuel** **Henry** **Ann** **Gemma** **Sam**

__**//Our Questions//**__
 * //__Brainstorm on Gambling__//**

Q1. How old do you have to be to buy lotto tickets and are all the ticket prices different? Ann Q2. What sort of gambling machines are there in a local community and where are they? Gemma Q3. What effect does gambling have on a family and how can we help the family members to stop gambling? Henry Q4. Why do people gamble and what is the legal age? Sam Q5. how does a slot machine work and what is the average time they spend on a machine? Samuel


 * //__Our Answers__//**

Q1.How old do you have to be to buy lotto tickets? It doesn't matter how old you are when you are playing lotto, Big Wednesday ,keno and etc. however if an under 18 yr old wins more than $1000 a parent or guardian has to fill out an Awknowledgement Form. Are all ticket prices different ? yes. Here is some photos=

Q2.What sort of gambling machines are in a local community? Outside of Casinos there are coin operated gambling machines that are known as slot machines or pokies. Last year New Zealanders put $906 million into these machines. They spent $579 million on Sports betting and Lotto.

Where are they? They are in pubs, Sports clubs, RSA's and Chartered clubs. Usually they are in places where you can buy alcohol. About half of non-casino gambling machines and TAB's are in poorer areas.

Q3. What effect does gambling have on a family? Gambling has some effects on a family as following (1) Health (2) Relationship (3) Children (4) Finance (5) Employment (6) Community (At last) Crime, violence

How can we help family members to stop gambling? You can call Help Line, they contact people wanting to think about gambling problems and they support a number of specialist supported or self-help programme.

Q4. Why do people gamble? People gamble because it might make more money for the person so poor people believe it can recue them from poverty.Gambling makes you gamble again and again, so many people gamble.

And what is the legal age? 20 year olds and+ gamble often, because 20yrs+ seek jobs but it is not easy and that age, many people don't live with their parents that age so they need more money.

Q5. How does a slot machine work? Slot machines are run by a computer. Every time a person puts money and win nothing and goes another person comes and wins a bit of the money the other person puts in.

What is the average someone spends on a slot machine? There is no average they spend but if they do it for fun they just spend $20 or less but if they a addicted they spend a few hundred dollars.

=__Brainstorm for Actions__=

=Rubric on our work:=

=Answers for our interview with O'Hagains and Barrel Inn=

Q1. Who owns the machines? Q2. Do you limit the amount of gambling machines? Q3. Do your staff check on the people on the machine and is it a law? How often? Q4. Is there a maximum time they can stay on there?

=O'Hagains=

A1. Marco Management A2. It depends on the venue or how big the building is. You need a license to have machines. A3. Yes. and they check every 30 minutes. A4. No there is no limit

=Barrel Inn=

A1. South Auckland trust. A2. Yes. We have 9. A3. Yes, every 15 minutes. A4. No there is no limit.

=We found out......=

Both places check on the gamblers. But Barrel Inn checks more often which is good. Unfortunately both places do not have a limit for the amount of time on gambling machines. So, we are going to design a machine that limits the time on the gambling machines. Here they are This one is by Sam and Samuel



This one is by Gemma



This one, is by Henry but this design is joined to Gemma's



This letter is by Ann

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