this is one thing with researches we can't really get 100% of the data correctly but with statistics you can get a clear picture of society if the data is reliable
but I agree with you commment, spending more time on it is likely to make it a habit, could be right
Yes, there are no accurate data. But given they used the same criteria when conducting that research, they get a different result compared to usual
(prior pandemic). If the data will be extracted again today, I'm sure there are now changes since in most parts of the globe, especially in the UK, people's activities are now not limited to only gambling.
yes, many places already did reopenings and are getting back to usual rythm that they had before the pandemics
let's hope there aren't new viruses and pandemic weaves for a while, hopefully
it is already obvious with people does not having something to do then what should they turn to? either Gaming or gambling and many chooses gambling because of the chance to earn and more fun and thrill than normal gaming.
lucky that i already resigned in my addiction so there is no chance that i will be including to those who increased the gambling activities this pandemic.
Maybe not just in UK. I see a lot of gambling ads on some of my country's social media. Although gambling is banned in my country, but I am not very familiar with online gambling. Maybe it will be difficult to monitor by the state. Pandemic for almost 2 years more makes people quite bored, it makes people do fun activities including gambling. The creation of this type of gambling is also quite a lot like a game so that such a person does not feel like they are gambling. So I think there's a close relationship between the covid pandemic and the increase in gambling.
in my country gambling ads are forbidden so we don't get these
where do you live?
we probably saw some raise in boardgames and chess with the pandemics, haven't thought about that.