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John White, Chief Executive of BACTA, also questioned the evidence for believing that there is a link between early-onset gambling and problem gambling: “Your next question was about the association between gambling when you are young and potential problems later on in life… I do not think the evidence is as clear as people have suggested on that. Some of the longitudinal studies say that people come in and come out… I do not think the evidence is quite as clear-cut as might be suggested.” https://www.suissecasinoenligne.com/jeux-de-casino/baccarat/ We note the lack of consensus in the academic research about a link between early-onset gambling and problem gambling in later life, but we ourselves heard of the repeated experiences of families whose sons started gambling underage and subsequently took their own lives. The families were from different areas of the country, different socio-economic backgrounds, with sons who died at different stages of life, but they were all united by the fact that their sons had started to gamble underage.