Do old people like gambling more than young people?

This is a complicated question. How the gambling industry preys on senior citizens says that the elderly are often susceptible to gambling because many of them have more free time than others, and are also more likely to feel lonely (especially if they feel that they are unable to find other activities to fill up the time). read more

How the gambling industry preys on senior citizens says that the elderly are often susceptible to gambling because many of them have more free time than others, and are also more likely to feel lonely (especially if they feel that they are unable to find other activities to fill up the time). read more

GamCare's figures show more than 60% of their calls in the past 12 months were from that age group. It says smartphone and online betting are playing a big part in the rise of young people developing gambling problems. In total, 8,813 people contacted GamCare for help over the last year. read more

Signs of problem gambling that Martin points out for inclusion are spending more money on gambling than intended; feeling bad, sad, or guilty about gambling; not having enough money for food, rent, or bills; being unable to account for blocks of time; experiencing social withdrawal; and experiencing anxiety or depression. read more