A friend wanted me to build him csgo gambling site in a month, just about the time all of the controversy was happening.
He said - create it for me please and if we succeed I'll give you part of the profit, there will be money for you.

An construction company won't build you a home without some money upfront. I don't know why people expect someone to build apps without some money upfront. If it goes sour not only have you lost billable hours for this project but also hours that could be used on something else. This potential customer does not understand what work goes into having the skills to build this app. I would ask for half up front. If he says no then say you will teach him how to do it for at least 50.00 per hour. He won't take you up on it because he knows he can't do it. It is hard for me to play hard ball too but time is a non-renewable resource.

what languages would u use for the creation of a site like that?

oh I just ''loooove'' those people

@hightechman lots of js for frontend and anything preferred by dev for backend, node might be good choice

Navigating this situation requires a delicate balance between honesty and empathy. Clearly communicate your concerns to your friend, focusing on the ethical and legal issues rather than the potential profits. Explain that your decision is rooted in a commitment to integrity and social responsibility. It's also important to discuss the broader context of your decision, perhaps by comparing it to engaging in other forms of online ventures that are ethically sound and legally clear, much like how strategic planning and ethical considerations are critical in sports betting, a field that can be explored further at https://melbet-np.com/en/line/.... Your stance might inspire your friend to consider more sustainable and morally acceptable business opportunities.