Advertising Promotes the Banality of Sports Betting Among Young People, According to a Study
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The OFDT has pointed out the role of advertising in the banalisation of sports betting, while a quarter of 17-year-olds are already betting online. The post Advertising trivializes sports betting among young people, according to OFDT first appeared on The Media Leader FR.
Advertising contributes to the trivialisation of sports betting among young people, while a quarter of 17-year-olds already claim to bet online despite the legal ban, according to a study by the Observatoire Français des Drugs et des Tendants addictives (OFDT) published on Tuesday. The study ...
Advertising contributes to the trivialisation of sports betting among young people, while a quarter of 17-year-olds already claim to bet online despite the legal ban, according to a study by the French Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Addictive Trends (OFDT) published on Tuesday.
Advertising contributes to the trivialisation of sports bets among young people, while a quarter of 17-year-olds already claim to bet online despite the legal ban, according to a study by the Observatoire fr...
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