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Thursday, June 9, 2022

University of Liverpool, UK (June 2022) - Online gambling: twice as many gaming accounts belong to customers in most deprived areas & The Patterns of Play report

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Online gambling: twice as many gaming accounts belong to customers in most deprived areas

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University of Liverpool, 9 June 2022

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2022/06/09/online-gambling-twice-as-many-gaming-accounts-belong-to-customers-in-most-deprived-areas/

From the article:

New data reveals that compared to online sports betting, participation and spend on gaming products such as slot, casino and bingo games are disproportionately concentrated in the most deprived areas of Great Britain.

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The Patterns of Play report - this report was carried out by researchers from the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) and Professor David Forrest and Professor Ian McHale (University of Liverpool).

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Thursday, June 9, 2022

University of Liverpool, UK (June 2022) - Online gambling: twice as many gaming accounts belong to customers in most deprived areas & The Patterns of Play report