"Restrictions on ads by bookmakers and casinos are increasingly becoming the norm across Europe in response to public health concerns, according to a report commissioned by GambleAware."
"GambleAware is calling for policy changes to address public health concerns around the impact of gambling marketing, including a pre-watershed ban on broadcast adverts, restrictions on gambling content and marketing online, and a blanket ban across sports."
"There is strong evidence to show that gambling advertising increases participation and therefore risk; exacerbates harm; and normalises gambling as just a bit of harmless fun', particularly among children..."
"Despite survey data suggesting that two-thirds of people think there is too much gambling advertising, with even more supporting tougher curbs on social media (74%) and TV (72%)."
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