Almost every now and then, there is a new casino that is setup, each week, it is like there is a new casino where gamblers could gamble. I am aware that the competition in the industry is good, but more casinos mean more publicity for gambling, and more publicity for gambling means more gamblers definitely, and if there are more gamblers, we will have a higher chance of people who will turn up with a gambling problem or challenge. This is a thought I had earlier, I may be wrong, what do you think? What do you consider is the effects of the many options and variety of casinos to gamble on, do you think that it has somehow promoted and made addiction easy? do you feel that gamblers would have been less addicted if we have fewer casinos?
if dozens of stores open in your neighborhood, people won't spend all their money on shopping. those stores can advertise as much as they want, encourage people, and make it appealing. as with everything else, there is supply and demand in the gambling industry. there are many things you should worry about before people becoming addicted to gambling. no one seems to be putting these things before gambling. millions of people end up in terrible situations and even die for countless different reasons. who cares about the increase in the number of casinos?
still, to answer your question, an increase in the number of casinos and related advertising, as in the example i gave earlier, can only increase the statistics on this issue to a certain extent. there is no statistic in the world that is bad and does not increase.