The survey shows that Australians prefer to regulate gambling advertisements rather than a complete ban.

According to a recent survey, most Australian voters prefer moderate restrictions on gambling advertising rather than a complete ban. The survey was conducted from August 30 to September 1, 2024, and gathered responses from 1,550 voters across Australia.Concerns About AdvertisingWhen asked about pot

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The losses caused by the Australian gambling advertising ban have reached nearly 20 billion euros.

The survey shows that Australians prefer to regulate gambling advertisements rather than a complete ban.

Australian TV shareholders call for support for gambling ads

Australians' losses on slot machines hit record high

Australia's BetStop reaches 28,300 registered users in its first year

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"Everyone Bets" - Australia's Crazy Online Horse Racing and Sports Betting Market

The losses caused by the Australian gambling advertising ban have reached nearly 20 billion euros.

The survey shows that Australians prefer to regulate gambling advertisements rather than a complete ban.

Australian TV shareholders call for support for gambling ads

Australians' losses on slot machines hit record high

Australia's BetStop reaches 28,300 registered users in its first year

After exiting the U.S. market, BlueBet will shift its focus to Australia.

ACMA issues warning to 10 Play for violating gambling advertising rules

Xingkong Sports expands its business in Australia