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@DustinGouker Same as I saw as Head of Research at Betfair. Most users just placed back bets to get better odds on, for example, a Manchester United win than they'd get with Ladbrokes. They didn't understand the exchange model, didn't need to. However .... liquidity ....
@DustinGouker I've pretty much given up on google search. I now ask GPT instead. Unless it's really specific which is usually something in Maps like a restaurant or hotel.
@MrAndyMcCarron@12Xpert If you wanted to name almost all of the most fervent anti-gambling voices in the UK, you couldn't do much better than this speaker list. 'Reform' not so much. No one from "the dark side" is represented. I'd go along, only we now live in Paris.
@GR_APPG The UK has a non-hypothecated tax system, which Gordon Brown is well aware of. We absolutely need to get rid of the 2 child cap, but saying that an increased tax on online gambling can do this is misleading.
@iGamingBusiness Did Nigel explain why, on his Bethog site, you have to email someone in customer services to set a deposit limit? Need to do better, Bethog.
@GoogleWorkspace Hello. How do I turn off Gemini? Have switched it to Off in my admit dashboard but it's still there. I also don't need help writing emails, thanks very much. How do I get rid of that prompt??
@GeminiApp Help! I don't want the Ai assist in gmail. I don't need help writing emails, thanks very much. The pop up message is incredibly annoying. How do I get rid of the shortcut in the compose bar?
@DrSalGainsbury@NCPGambling I disagree with this :-) Alan Feldman had an excellent article this month saying the opposite. We should NOT conflate responsible gambling messaging and PG messaging. It confirms what people already think, that RG tools are for people with problems. Unhelpful for prevention.
This says to me (may be wrong, not read the whole thing yet) that prevention is The Most Important Thing. Try and ensure that people don't get to the point of experiencing moderate/high levels, as they are then less able to make good decisions about how to avoid harm.
People experiencing no reported problems and people experiencing low levels of problems were more likely than people experiencing moderate and high levels of problem gambling to report reduced use of credit cards to gamble and use of borrowed money to gamble post-ban.
We were commissioned to assess the impact and effectiveness of the credit card ban using pre- and post-survey data and interviews.
Report findings include🧵
I should really have known this already, but I just discovered that Florida's gambling helpline is 1-888-ADMIT-IT. Gosh. Any views on this from my lived experience followers (or anyone else)?