GambleAware Survey Finds Robust Public Support for Firmer Advertising Rules
New research commissioned by GambleAware, the UK’s leading nonprofit committed to educating the public on gambling harms and tailoring prevention and treatment programs, finds there’s robust public support for stricter regulations for gambling advertisements. Betting sponsors are seen on the front of Everton’s and West Ham’s jerseys during a 2022 Premier League match. Though gambling ads are going away on Premier League jersey fronts, GambleAware says the UK government should do more to restrict the prevalence of gambling ads in sports. (Image: Shutterstock) Market research firm Ipsos found that 67% of the public thinks there are too many gambling adverts in the media, and 66% say they’re concerned about how …