Former Australian gambling industry CEO calls for strict government regulation of gambling ads, citing concerns over youth participation rates.

Former CEO of Australia's Tabcorp, Elmer Funke Kupper, recently publicly urged the Albanian government to legislate stricter controls on gambling advertising, warning that current advertising exposure is harming the younger generation. According to the latest data from the Australian National Univer

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