UK.- The 2022 Young People and Gaming Report, a yearly research conducted by the British Gambling Commission to better understand how young people are exposed to and involved in all forms of gambling, has just been published. According to the regulator, it uses the findings to further safeguard this age group against injury.
According to this year's poll, 31% of kids (under 16) indicated they had gambled with their own money in the previous year. Most people said their gambling was lawful or did not have any age-restricted items. For instance, playing penny pusher or claw grab machines in the arcade (22%), betting money with friends or family (15%), or playing cards with friends or family were some examples.
According to this year's poll, 31% of kids (under 16) indicated they had gambled with their own money in the previous year. Most people said their gambling was lawful or did not have any age-restricted items. For instance, playing penny pusher or claw grab machines in the arcade (22%), betting money with friends or family (15%), or playing cards with friends or family were some examples.