There was a noticeable spike in marketing pertaining to gambling during the first weekend of the Premier League season, according to a recent study conducted by the University of Bristol.
According to the study, the number of gambling-related messages has almost tripled since the same time last year, which raises questions about the efficacy of industry self-regulation and its possible effects on fans.
During a single weekend, the investigation tallied 29,145 gambling messages on TV, radio, and social media—a number that has increased from the 10,999 that was recorded the previous year.
According to the study, the number of gambling-related messages has almost tripled since the same time last year, which raises questions about the efficacy of industry self-regulation and its possible effects on fans.
During a single weekend, the investigation tallied 29,145 gambling messages on TV, radio, and social media—a number that has increased from the 10,999 that was recorded the previous year.
