The internet and other new forms of gambling have not led to an increase in people having a flutter since 1999, a Gambling Commission study has found.In fact, due to a drop in the National Lottery sales, the numbers of people gambling fell from 72% in 1999 to 68%.
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‘Surprise’ over British gambling figures
The internet and other new forms of gambling have not led to an increase in people having a flutter since 1999, a Gambling Commission study has found. In fact, due to a drop in the National Lottery sales, the numbers of people gambling fell from 72% in 1999 to 68%.