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DraftKings and other betting sites urge parents to talk to kids about gambling – but disavow role in increase in teen wagering

42% of US teens reported gambling last year, according to a survey, 10% of whom were at high risk for problem gambling Amid growing concerns about gambling addiction among young males, online sports betting leaders are urging parents to discuss the issue with their children but are denying that they are responsible for the increase in teens placing wagers. More than 42% of people between the ages…

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    DraftKings and other betting sites urge parents to talk to kids about gambling – but disavow role in increase in teen wagering (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    42% of US teens reported gambling last year, according to a survey, 10% of whom were at high risk for problem gambling Amid growing concerns about gambling addiction among young males, online sports betting leaders are urging parents to discuss the issue with…

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