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wil.

If you want to talk about some of the most hideously false statistics, go read the very short article claiming 74% (this isn't a typo) of the people that play online are going to develop "gambling" problems. What do these survey authors mean by problems, that they might lose??? Unbelievable stuff, they even claim non-computerized gamblers develop addiction at a rate of 22%. Who pays people for such patently false and ridiculous stats?

The numbers seemed strange to me also.


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