Gambling Commission admits faults but backs credibility of Young People and Gambling Survey

The Gambling Commission has rejected claims that its Young People and Gambling Survey (YPGS) contains “junk statistics”, insisting that the research remains “methodologically robust and fit for purpose” despite acknowledging that its findings could be better explained. The regulator was responding to criticism from gambling policy analyst Dan Waugh of Regulus Partners, who questioned the…
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