Gambling Ads Surge in Premier League
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•Gambling advertising in Premier League trebles, says new research
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Researchers analysed Premier League coverage across TV, radio and social media.
They counted more than 29,000 gambling messages, a 165% increase on the opening weekend a year ago .
West Ham's match against Aston Villa contained close to 6,500 gambling messages - about 30 every minute .
Peter Shilton , England 's most capped male footballer and a former gambling addict, says gambling industry is "out of control and can't regulate itself".
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