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6 December 2018

3543 GB adults surveyed

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Gambling firms will not advertise on television during live sports broadcasts before the 9pm watershed, known as the “whistle to whistle” ban. Do you support or oppose this measure?

Conducted 6 December 2018

YouGov surveyed 3543 GB adults

78%
6%
16%
Gambling firms will not advertise on television during live sports broadcasts before the 9pm watershed, known as the “whistle to whistle” ban. Do you support or oppose this measure?

Conducted 6 December 2018

YouGov surveyed 3543 GB adults

By:
78%
6%
16%

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