Yes things are going pretty well I hope it is the same for you.
I would say it's quite a strange question, because I would like to know on what basis they are asking it. I guess by the amount of thinking I do, I would say that there might be a trap in such a question. I have never heard of a casino asking that kind of question before.
So I probably wouldn't give such a thing much of a chance. π π
That's what I was thinking, here I will show you I took a screenshot 
Hello again!
To start with, I'm sorry for everything you have had to go through.
To this rather impertinent question, I have my own thoughts about the motive, so if you don't mind, I forwarded the intriguing screenshot of yours to my Data Team colleague. Let's see what he says about it.
I'm back with feedback from my colleague, he says more or less the following:
Very intriguing, but let me warn you that there could be a wide range of triggers for this. My initial thought was that the player had displayed certain indicators that he should not be allowed to continue playing. makes large deposits, loses, or something similar.
Given that the casino holds an Ontario license, this is most likely the result of its proactive nature. Many people play while experiencing strong emotions, etc., which is not entirely safe because the player may not be able to control himself as much as he should, and it would be best if he did not play.
It could have originated from the regulator as well. I do not think they would add it on their own, so the effectiveness of this "measure" is minimal since you just have to say "yes" and move on.
It is not particularly good, but I do not think it is a bad thing either. Furthermore, it might have been inspired by ideas that were ultimately pointless but well-intentioned. But still, they try to support responsible gaming.
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Well hello there young lady? Still looking as good as always ππ€ͺπ. You did alot of thinking on this one lol I hope it didn't hurt π ππ, is this what the data team came up with? Everyone that I know play at these two casinos have to do the same as all of us, so maybe we got to do a little bit more thinking lol, I think it's just for there protection for if someone went in a lost there shirt and try to fight with the casino and said I'm not in my right state of mind well you lost so suck it up buttercup lol. Hope you have a good night βΊοΈ
π I don't feel as young as I used to feel during the hot summer, but I like to see you still do your best to brighten my day! β¨π I'll try to return the favour. π
Here at Casino Guru, we are used to thinking a lot, which occasionally hurts, but I would like to say that was not the case. Even though I understand, maybe we took it a bit too seriously. Well, I believe that if this message is presented correctly and in a logical way, it could be beneficial. In the opposite guard, put this pop-up to the air, "hitting" players without a meaningful context, and here we are... Most likely, you'll end up explaining the questioned motif. π
Though I genuinely believe you are still an amazing member of this community despite the state of mind you mentioned, I hope you will be on top soon. π
Take good care, and may the luck stay with you!
Hopefully you won't consider this spamming, but I just read this article called "AGA introduces watershed Responsible Gaming Intervention Effectiveness Scale"π and one of its main points is following sub-title "Protecting consumers by creating "fun and engaging " RG messages" In relation to the message we are talking about here, I simply could not pass up the chance to bring it up. π
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