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British regulator found: white Britons gamble more often, but gambling problems are more common among ethnic minorities
🔹According to the Gambling Commission, 50,3% of white Britons took part in gambling in the past four weeks. Among other ethnic groups the rate was 28,6–44,1%.
🔹Meanwhile, among those who gambled, signs of serious problems were found in 3,4% of white Britons versus 15–25,1% of people from other groups. They also reported negative impacts on health, finances, and relationships 3–4 times more often.
🔹Researchers link the higher involvement of white Britons primarily to the popularity of lotteries. At the same time, ethnic minority groups more often use various types of gambling. The analysis covered survey data for the years 2023–2025. The study did not establish the reasons for these differences.
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