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7% of Wisconsin Residents Are Now Addicted Gamblers

Lotteries, Online Gambling, Public Health, Regional Casinos, Sports Betting, Studies

According to the Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling, 7% of the state’s population are now problem gamblers.

Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling – 1.12.11 Press Release

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