The results of the Isle of Man’s first gambling study will be published tomorrow.
In January 4000 gambling prevalence surveys were sent to random households on the Island – the first time a study like this has been attempted.
Almost 2,000 people returned them confidentially, offering their views and attitudes towards the pastime.
GamCare will present the results at a public lecture which members of the public are welcome to attend at 6pm at Keyll Darree.
Support worker Lynsey Smart explains why the exercise needed to be conducted:
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