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Scratchcard top prize win in Notthingham

oktober 16, 2015 by Scratchcards guru

After banking £250,000 on a Scratchcard top prize win, Adam Kelsall from Nottingham and his fiancée have been dancing for pure joy.

Adam was on his way to work when he bought the Scratchcard after filling up with petrol. The split second decision proved to be a good one, he said, “I saw the diamonds and initially thought I’d won £250. I looked again and realised I’d won £250,000. I screamed out for joy in the kiosk and then ran and danced across the forecourt shouting, I’m rich”.

He then quickly called his fiancée to tell her the life-changing news. Jenna, a registered nurse made the nail biting call to Camelot to get confirmation of their win. After the claim was confirmed they both went completely nuts. The couple, who are currently planning their wedding for next year, are still making plans but are discussing cars, holidays and a down payment on a house.

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Problem gamblers’s children are more likely to buy scratch cards.

September 2022

After a charitable organization warned of the possibility of creating a path to addiction, British research revealed findings related to early exposure. Approximatly 38% of problem gamblers in Britain had bought lottery tickets for their children. According to GamCare, a charity organization dealing with gambling addiction, early exposure to gambling can lead young people down the path of dependency later in life. Research concluded that children whose parents are problem gamblers are more likely to purchase sweepstakes tickets. According to a YouGov survey on behalf of GamCare, the National Gambling Helpline runs, 37% of problem gamblers purchased kiddie scratch tickets. In comparison, 22% of non-problem gamblers purchased scratch tickets for their children; 8% of non-gamblers purchased scratch tickets and 5% of non-gamblers bought them. Only 4% of GamCare’s hotline callers mention krascards. Despite this fact, Alexa Roseblade, a senior program manager at GamCare, believes that scratchcards can be a gateway to other forms of gambling. Even though they rarely play a role in problem gambling, Roseblade stated that scratchcards could still be dangerous.

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