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Information about your rights as a consumer of gambling services, including where to complain if your rights have been breached.
Where to find help such as financial counselling if you have legal issues with fines, debts and bankruptcy due to gambling.
Information about what to expect if you have to go to court for a legal issue related to your gambling.
Information about specialist Aboriginal legal services who can help with your issue related to gambling.
Tried-and-true ways to help you to manage your gambling and get help if you need to. It’s all about being informed, setting limits and reaching out.
Young people see gambling every day, through sports betting advertising, media and online games. While it can be a fun activity, it can also cause serious harm.
The most recent research on gambling and young people in NSW shows a third of them gamble, and a few can already be identified as problem or at-risk gamblers.
Ads and sports betting promotion may normalise gambling for children and young people, but the biggest influence is the adults close to them, especially parents.
Video games may seem fun and harmless, but there’s a link between gaming and gambling. 40% of young people play games that include gambling-like features.
Whatever your intentions when you visit a casino, remember its profits come from gambling, and the house always wins in the long run.
GambleAware acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land and we pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging. GambleAware is an inclusive support service.
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