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I think this is worthy of a new thread, re: gambling advertising 10:01 - Mar 9 with 787 views

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/advertising-gambling-ads-rules-s

This is lip-service. Absolute joke. It should restrict the frequency of ads and the links between footy and gambling which are so ingrained.

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'About 450,000 children gamble on a weekly basis, research by the Gambling Commission in 2016 found. About 9,000 of those were described as problem gamblers.'

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I think this is worthy of a new thread, re: gambling advertising on 12:11 - Mar 9 with 728 views

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There is nothing I see here that isn't without a loophole, it seems such a nothing amount of measures. Gambling had a surge during the recession and having such a wide berth has meant it has stayed strong as things are settling down. Having a flutter here and there is one thing, but gambling companies have tried to make gambling a full time hobby for people, and for the most part seem to have succeeded

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I think this is worthy of a new thread, re: gambling advertising on 13:34 - Mar 9 with 705 views

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I was watching a Championship game about a week ago and the advertising boards were constantly showing adverts for bookies. It was Bet 365, Coral, Betway and a couple of others. It is definitely too much.

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