- Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Companies
- Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Websites
- Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Sites
- Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Campaigns
Gambling has destroyed many lives and continues to do so for those who are unable access help. Gambling is an addiction that never goes away and the Government should indentify the risks of someone getting in to gambling and stop the advertising on TV and the internet. I really dont understand why we are being encouraged to try gambling cause once you place that first bet it will destroy your life That first £10 bet will soon become more and before you know it you will have wagered thousands of pounds and lost. In this day especially people are desperate to 'earn' extra money in our recession and the adverts glamourise the fact that you could win big and encourage people to play. STOP advertising on ebay, TV and other public places. If people want to gamble they will, but dont encourage it as the country will be in a worse state then it is now and families will be destoyed. Gamblers Anonymous do a fantastic job with those who plead for help to stop their addiction a totally free service that has helped many. I wonder if the government think about the gambler in therapy when they allow advertisements on TV or sponsor TV programs like Jeremy Kyle? Like a cig to a smoker who has given up and like a drink to the alcoholic who is recovering.
Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Companies
Sign My Petition to STOP aggressive advertising by Gambling Houses. Kelly Field Saint Helens, United Kingdom. I am 32 year old Female with along Term partner and 15 year old son. I work full time and my Partner works Full time. I had a Grievance with my work place back in 2012. Sign the petition to ban advertising on the Sydney Opera House sails. October 8, 2018. It’s a three-pronged assault, an unholy trinity of gambling. Online advertising hard to regulate. With the majority of gambling ad money now spent online, most of the burden of a ban on advertising would fall on the digital sector. Social media platforms (which received ten percent of all gambling marketing revenues in 2018) would likely be easiest to regulate, according to Regulus’ Leyland. The Delhi High Court today issued notice in a petition seeking a direction to ban and prohibit all gambling, betting, wagering websites (Avinash Mehrotra v. Union of India). A Division Bench of Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan sought a response from the Central government, as well as.
Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Websites
Petition To Ban Gambling Advertising Sites
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