“A card-based play with a pre-commitment function – there is no doubt it will reduce gambling addiction,” Mr Wilkie told commentator Steve Price.
“If people are allowed to set their own limits before they enter the binge, the gambling zone, they’ll probably set a pretty good limit, a pretty sensible limit.
Yeah just more control over people
Easier to gamble OS on the internet
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