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Yeah, saw it in the news. Brown is a bit more anti gambling. Blair was slightly more corrupt :tongue:
0.6% of gamblers have a problem, how does that compare to say, alcohol, coffee, sex or just about anything else?
They state .06% is lower than the US,, I assume they mean 250,000 people not .06% as I believe Harvard did a study stating only 0.02% of Americans have a gambling problem, and im sure thats a larger # of people but a lower percent. While 98% of americans have a bigger issue of being bent over the table by our elected congress it appears the number is slightly higher than in the UK.
0.6% of gamblers have a problem, how does that compare to say, alcohol, coffee, sex or just about anything else?
well….. speaking from the point of being one addicted ….. (not too gambling) …..
I’d say that’s pretty darn good!
ya … so many points …. good…….made!
I think it’s a great boost for online gaming. To have a Govt. funded survey come back with results like these, when I’m sure most MPs were wanting the report to show gambling in a bad light, is fantastic!
@allfreechips 139359 wrote:
98% of americans have a bigger issue of being bent over the table by our elected congress
:roflmao:
@Doolally 139392 wrote:
I think it’s a great boost for online gaming. To have a Govt. funded survey come back with results like these, when I’m sure most MPs were wanting the report to show gambling in a bad light, is fantastic!
It would be really nice if it had some sort of positive effect for the US.
