UKGC survey records slight fall in gambling participation
The UKGC published the finding of slightly declined participation in its latest Gambling Survey data.
The UKGC published the finding of slightly declined participation in its latest Gambling Survey data.
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The survey gives operators and regulators a population-level benchmark for problem gambling prevalence in Great Britain.
Operators should note the UKGC survey indicated lower gambling participation among people aged 18–24.
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UKGC's survey found 59% annual and 47% four-week participation, down from 60% and 48%.
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