metalblue
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Hopefully so mate.
My husband needs your support.
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Hopefully so mate.
Marklr
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Bolton Wanderers FC cuts betting links at stadium
The League One club says it will not promote betting or sign any new deals with gambling firms.
www.bbc.co.uk
Good on them, It's only a matter of time before ALL gambling adverts are banned. Why not BEFORE more people's lives are ruined?
bluetonium
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Saw this update on the BBC and thought it may be of interest to those in this thread.
Have to say she has it spot on. They'll look back in a few decades and wonder what kind of people we were to allow betting to have such close links with sport.
BBC News - 'Gambling adverts at games remind my son of his father's death'
Have to say she has it spot on. They'll look back in a few decades and wonder what kind of people we were to allow betting to have such close links with sport.
BBC News - 'Gambling adverts at games remind my son of his father's death'
'Gambling adverts at games remind my son of his father's death'
Leicester City are urged to end their relationship with five betting firms by a mother who says her husband took his own life because of a gambling addiction.
www.bbc.co.uk
What a women, total respect to her for carrying on her fight.Saw this update on the BBC and thought it may be of interest to those in this thread.
Have to say she has it spot on. They'll look back in a few decades and wonder what kind of people we were to allow betting to have such close links with sport.
BBC News - 'Gambling adverts at games remind my son of his father's death'
'Gambling adverts at games remind my son of his father's death'
Leicester City are urged to end their relationship with five betting firms by a mother who says her husband took his own life because of a gambling addiction.www.bbc.co.uk
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You recently signed the petition “Luke’s Law: Ban 'free bets' and emails that entice gamblers to place 'free bets'”: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/587806 MPs will hold a debate on gambling-related harm on Tuesday 29 March in Westminster Hall. The debate will be led by Carolyn Harris MP. The debate will start at 2:30pm and last for up to 90 minutes. |
metalblue
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Watch the debate here on Tuesday: https://parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/8b077761-237c-4b29-971c-2f94cdf51719
Marklr
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The major issues are the gambling sites luring people that have never gambled in their lives, to spend all their wages/benefits. The "bonus" offers look good....they suck you in with little wins....until you play for real money. They know what they're doing, and they know it's immoral. But they get rich from others misery.
Did you know, they even allow children to set up an account and deposit money to place bets...they just need a bank card. It's when they WIN and try to withdraw that the betting sites will then ask for proof of age.