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A Gallup poll reveals a significant decline in gambling among US adults, with only 45% participating in the past year compared to 64% in 2016. The report also notes an increase in gambling-related family issues, despite the rise of online betting markets, which have not substantially influenced overall gambling rates.
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A Gallup poll reveals a significant decline in gambling among US adults, with only 45% participating in the past year compared to 64% in 2016. The report also notes an increase in gambling-related family issues, despite the rise of online betting markets, which have not substantially influenced overall gambling rates.
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