The gaming commission has proposed a ban on high-profile influencers like Leafs star Auston Matthews.
in internet gaming ads, the Canadian Mental Health Association is urging a bolder move — a ban on all advertising of online betting to protect teens and young adults.
A ban would target “athletes as well as celebrities that can reasonably be expected to appeal to children and youth” because of “advertising and marketing approaches that strongly appeal to persons who are under the legal gaming age,” says the commission, which invited feedback from the industry and the public.On television, several online gaming companies are using athletes and celebrities like Matthews with Bet99 and.
But the mental health association said the ads are still influencing minors and young adults whose brains are not fully formed until they reach 25, making them more prone to taking risks.
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