PlayCity unveils the first results of a comprehensive gambling behavior study

Recently, PlayCity published the first results of a large-scale study on gambling behavior. The survey included 3,164 respondents aged 18 and older. Particular attention was given to examining so-called "at-risk groups," including young people, military personnel, and socially vulnerable populations.

The findings proved to be both interesting and encouraging, especially compared to the claims repeatedly made by critics of gambling reform. The study found that public participation in gambling was significantly lower than often suggested, while players' awareness of responsible gambling tools was considerably higher. Read more