Gambling Commission: Youth gambling rates consistent in 2024, though problem gambling jumps
Regulation · 2024-11-08
Gambling Commission: Youth gambling rates consistent in 2024, though problem gambling jumps
The 2024 Young People and Gambling Report features responses from 3,869 people within the 11-17 age group. Ipsos conducted research in schools, with pupils completing online self-completion surveys in class.
Stand-out findings include more than one quarter of young people using their own money to gamble in the past year. This includes 21% who spent money on regulated forms of gambling. However, the figure is consistent with last year’s report, which found 26% spent their own money on gambling.
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