Most likely, such measures to limit gambling advertising are really necessary, but I would like to draw attention to something else. Indeed, as many users have written here, people, growing up, sooner or later will still encounter both gambling advertising and gambling itself. And I would even say that this is necessary. Even for potentially addicted people, this is still necessary. A person must form his attitude to gambling. A person must gain his experience. In the end, a person must learn basic risk management, not in theory, but in practice.
And it is very desirable that every person - whether he is inclined to gambling or not - encounter gambling at the very moment when he will be most resistant to it. I mean that at such a moment in life this potential gambler has excellent affairs with money, family and work, so that he feels protected.
Of course, it is important that he is psychologically formed as a stable personality with specific goals in life.