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This campaign is well aimed and addresses the risk of reputation damage as gambling grows.

The gambling industry will grow as people are patronizing it, so this initiative is very helpful as we cannot prevent that someone could become an addict to gambling if they don't understand the risk. I guess awareness of the risk has to be consistently reminded and this campaign will have to live and grow more so it will reach all the gamblers in the world.

It's also important that they understand that they blame themselves than gambling when they gets addicted.

Well, it's a good thing to see another companies opening a campaign against gambling addiction. Though I haven't gamble that much but I can see some gambling reminders and gambling addiction awareness sometimes which I think these people are doing it consistently, but the sad reality is that people will inevitably play and gamble in the casino. It is very evident how casinos were growing each and every year before the pandemic. Even after the pandemic peaked one of the first establishment to open was the casinos.
Though, I'm not saying the people who enters to the casinos are addict, but the constant visit to the place is the beginning of addiction.
Well, I only hope it will be an effective campaign.

I would rather see it as a kind of concern which is bit pretending because they do know that the more gamblers or addicts that do play the more revenue that they would have.It is just they are showing off

that they are in concern about gambling addiction but deep inside this is what they are aiming or hoping for because they do know that it would really be an advantage for their business.

Its true that gambling industry is big and profitable which it isn't surprising that they would always prefer on making people addicted to it for having that continuous flow.