Tenner says they don't
this post was submitted on 06 Oct 2025
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Not just Britain.
An estimated 1.4 million adults in Britain have a gambling problem
Put more optimistically, that's 67.8 million Britons who don't have a gambling problem.
I can quit whenever I want.
What about the taller ones?
I mean, more than a decade of Tory leadership could tell you that.
Cool. Put controls and regulation on the stock exchange, investment banking "venture capitalism".
Oh, you didn't mean that? Do you just mean "poor people gambling", where people gamble with their own money?