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It is emerging that sports betting is creating street adults who are unable to go home when they lose their fortunes on the game. Some of them commit suicide while others drop out of school.
Three young men who are among about thirty who are in a stand-off with Supabets Sports Betting over unpaid wins have been speaking with Luv FM's David Akuetteh on Burning Issues, local segment of the Super Morning Show.
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