Australians Are Biggest Losers In The World According To Gambling

Chart Of The Day Are Australians The World S Biggest Gambling Losers A "lax approach" has made Australians the biggest gambling losers in the world, according to a damning report that slams Australia for letting the industry "run wild" The Average Australian adult The Grattan Institute found the average annual gambling loss per adult in Australia was $1635 in 2022, more than twice the US average ($809) and almost three times more than in New Zealand ($584)

The Biggest Losers Australians Spend More On Gambling Than People While media companies and sporting bodies bemoan the expected loss of hundreds of millions of dollars in gambling advertising due to a mooted government crackdown, the financial position of the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been accused of walking back support for gambling reforms, after he rebuffed concerns about sports betting advertisements Today, Australia is home to roughly 033% of the show Australians are spending approximately A$25bn ($168bn; £129bn) on legal wagers each year - with 38% of the population gambling weekly The federal government's Longitudinal Study of Australian Children follows the development of 10,000 Australian children and families It finds youth participation in gambling increased from 158 per

Australians Are Biggest Losers In The World According To Gambling Today, Australia is home to roughly 033% of the show Australians are spending approximately A$25bn ($168bn; £129bn) on legal wagers each year - with 38% of the population gambling weekly The federal government's Longitudinal Study of Australian Children follows the development of 10,000 Australian children and families It finds youth participation in gambling increased from 158 per Australians lose an average of $1600 a year to gambling, more than anywhere else in the world, with poker machines and suicide, according to a study by leading think tank, the Grattan Institute Today, Australia is home to roughly 033% of the show Australians are spending approximately A$25bn ($168bn; £129bn) on legal wagers each year - with 38% of the population gambling weekly Looking back, she blames that normalisation of gambling - the way it crept into their home and baked itself into social interactions - for her brother’s addiction, and for the suffering he endured Today, Australia is home to roughly 033% of the world's population Estimates show Australians are spending approximately A$25bn ($168bn; £129bn) on legal wagers each year - with 38% of the