The gambling industry around the world is huge, but the biggest market is the United States, where gamblers lost a staggering $119 billion in 2013:
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Must be some weird disease. NOT
"The world lost a record of amount of money last year..."
Maybe it should read:
"The Gaming Industry made a record amount of money last year."
The drug companies need to come up with yet another drug to combat this "disease". There's a drug for everything else.
Because they were not "winning"!
I don't know that I believe that. Who even has any money to gamble. Another BS story thrown out there like we "lost" all our money through "our vices." I lost all my money, not that I had that much, but it wasn't due to gambling. I lost my full time job. Have worked part-time for the past two years. Lost my health insurance when I lost my job. Lost my new car, as I sold it as soon as I knew I would have trouble with the payments. I guess really you could say I gambled. I gambled that a person who worked hard could get ahead and have some creature comforts in the good ole USA. Don't get me wrong, I love the country. Wouldn't live anywhere else, but we sure have "lost" alot and I don't think it was from "gambling."
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