The UK has one of the world's largest online gambling markets, driven by the ubiquity of smartphone betting apps and aggressive 'in-play' marketing during live sports. While a total ban mimics successful tobacco legislation, critics warn it creates a massive funding black hole for sports clubs that have become dependent on betting revenue. Proponents argue the 'gamblification' of football is grooming a new generation of addicts; opponents argue it is a harmless vice for the vast majority of adults that shouldn't be policed.
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