Means they can beat the 9pm curfew to show betting ads.
They can now bludgeon in a gambling advertisement before the second half kicks off.
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Means they can beat the 9pm curfew to show betting ads.
They can now bludgeon in a gambling advertisement before the second half kicks off.
Sickening. Gambling problems through the roof, more needs to be done. Adverts should be banned.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
It’s disgusting the adverts show happy punters winning with a quick ‘bet sensibly’ at the end. There should be counter argument adverts showing the poor bugger in his bedroom surrounded by bills and demands with a rope in his hands or a pile of tablets on his bedside table. Gambling addiction is a huge killer.
I absolutely despise the online gambling industry.
No real issue with popping in bookies and putting the odd bet on, where there is at least a social side. Online gambling is an appalling industry in my opinion.
Aren't they all based abroad too? We don't even get much tax revenue
First time I've ever agreed with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Betting firms donate massively to all political parties.....
Very much doubt that, but thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Lung
F*ck Ray Winstone
The owners of bet365 paid about £460m of tax in the UK last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
But it’s not just Sky, itv and their other channels flood their advert breaks with Bookies and Bingo alternating between each break even before the so-called 9 pm watershed.
Gibraltar must be so popular due to the weather I guess?!Quote:
Originally Posted by LeningradCowboy
Small change to them. They are not paying their way, end of story.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeningradCowboy
Yes, ban gambling ads. Ban smoking ads. Ban alcohol ads. Ban ads for crisps, chocolate, sweets, pop. Just ban ads altogether. People can't be trusted to control themselves, so ban all ads. In case someone gets addicted. To anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by UNDERHILL1927
It’s normalising gambling for young kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Setting them up for the future.
Surely not hard to understand.
And?Quote:
Originally Posted by LeningradCowboy
It’s a huge economy for the UK, and it’s good to see there is more and more legislation being brought in.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/m...smartphone-era
Watershed or no watershed we're still playing in a league sponsored by SkyBet.
Watching old clips of snooker and darts events sponsored by Embassy, looks extremely dated and out of touch. Sooner rather than later I think betting sponsorship will go the same way.
Have a day off, people are talking about serious issues. IdiotQuote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
That's what the Major of Rio did, he wanted people to see past the billboards and look properly and the state of their city, think its now spread right across Brazil.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Ad's don't work anyway ROI is negligible, all about the product and NPS.
I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
Jumped up in such disgust that I accidentally knocked my freshly poured Madri all over my Thursday night Dominos.
Combined with the nerves and tension from the city match I really wish I still smoked, gave that up when they stopped the adverts though.
Has anyone seen the programme Paul Merson did about his problems ? Shows how addictive personalities can get into deep problems and how betting companies prey on this weakness.
Of course, eating a packet of crisps is exactly the same as a gambling addiction :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
That's exactly the point, they make it look as normal as going for a walk, it's highly addictive, and young people can get into massive financial difficulty extremely quickly, they shouldn't be able to make gambling look like a cool thing to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmy
Perhaps you should take a look at the queues of grown up adults at the City stadium every home match placing bets on the football and enjoying themselves doing so. It is their choice to do so and if they do so responsibly then there is no problem. It has always and will continue to happen, tv advertising or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
Yes. it was a real eye opener.
The opportunity to receive betting advertising revenue is clearly the true reason for Sky's 8pm start I'm sure, but I for one prefer an 8 pm start to 7:45. I like staggered match starting times...more football to watch.
Exactly that is up to them, but I do object to advertising making it look fun and cool for teenagers, it has been shown to have increased gambling addiction, as has tombola bingo-type advertising increased the number of women-addicted gamblers.Quote:
Originally Posted by dml1954
When I was young, I can't remember seeing fancy ads for football betting.