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Daniel Williams
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Contributor, Casino Guardian
United Kingdom
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Population, Girls Education, Youth, Politics, Economics , Social Issues, Health , Education , Poverty, Regional Conflicts , Afghanistan , Kashmir, Climate , Women Empowerment
Religion, Homosexuality and Crimes .
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Freshwater Strategy Poll Says Australians Favour Moderate Limitations on Gambling Ads Over Comprehensive Ban
By Daniel Williams| Casino Guardian@ The most recent Freshwater Strategy poll shows Australians’ attitude to a topic sparking heated debate. A sample of 1,061 voters was asked whether they enjoyed watching sports betting advertisements. According to the research, conducted between 16-18 August 2024, 85% of all adults did not favour gambling advertising, as opposed to 15% who did. Of those who place wagers on sports regularly, 58% said they enjoyed watching ads. As for those who bet on sport occasionally, 32% answered affirmatively.
Grattan Institute Report Calls for Introducing Loss Limits and Complete Gambling Advertising Ban in Australia
By Daniel Williams| Casino Guardian@ Grattan Institute, a Melbourne-based public policy think tank, has released its latest report tackling Australia’s forthcoming gambling advertising reform. In addition to a blanket advertising ban, the organization recommends introducing maximum loss limits for pokies and online betting. “Gambling is Australia’s blind spot”, researchers said, as the country was among the first to deregulate gambling.
Freshwater Strategy Poll Says Australians Favour Moderate Limitations on Gambling Ads Over Comprehensive Ban
By Daniel Williams| Casino Guardian@ The most recent Freshwater Strategy poll shows Australians’ attitude to a topic sparking heated debate. A sample of 1,061 voters was asked whether they enjoyed watching sports betting advertisements. According to the research, conducted between 16-18 August 2024, 85% of all adults did not favour gambling advertising, as opposed to 15% who did. Of those who place wagers on sports regularly, 58% said they enjoyed watching ads. As for those who bet on sport occasionally, 32% answered affirmatively.
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Casino Guardian