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  Bet365 uses a simple Yes/No questionnaire in seeking to identify problem gamblers - but campaigners warned that addicts
  can easily lie their way through it.
  
  Players who hit certain triggers, such as excessive lengths of time spent gambling, are called up and asked eight questions.
  
  
  They include: ‘Do you gamble to escape a boring or unhappy
  life?', ‘Do you feel depressed or even suicidal because of
  your gambling?', ‘Have you lost interest in your family,
  friends or hobbies because of your gambling?' and ‘After
  losing do you feel you must try and win back
  your losses as soon as possible?'
  
  
  
  
  The Bet365 training officer said the minimum time-playing threshold used to be six out of seven days of playing for more than eight hours, but that the limit ‘changes all the
  time'. The biggest trigger is time spent playing, the Mail's reporter was told during our
  investigation
  
  If punters reply yes to any of the questions, trainee staff were told their accounts are
  suspended. But if they say no, their accounts remain active and they are
  allowed to carry on playing.
  
  
  
  
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  The biggest trigger is time spent playing, the Mail's reporter was told during our investigation.
  
  
  
  
  Pictured: One of Bet365's live casino games available on their website. .
  A login account is required to play these games.
  If punters reply yes to any of the questions, trainee staff were told their accounts are suspended
  
  The Bet365 training officer said the minimum time-playing threshold used to
  be six out of seven days of playing for more than eight
  hours, but that the limit ‘changes all the
  time'. 
  
  
  
  
  Bet365's Gibraltar headquarters is pictured above.
  The company uses a simple Yes/No questionnaire in seeking to identify problem gamblers - but
  campaigners warned that addicts can easily lie their way through it [File photo]
  
  Asked by the Mail's reporter what measures were in place to
  prevent customers lying through the simple test, the
  trainer said: ‘There aren't.'
  
  She then agreed with another trainee when she said: ‘We've done our job to check them.'
  
  Length of time spent playing is not the only trigger used to
  identify problem gamblers. 
  
  Other triggers include when a customer changes
  a deposit limit, when they return from self-exclusion,
  or when their account is suspended for any responsible gambling concern.
  
  Matt Zarb-Cousin, of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling, said: ‘It's an inadequate test.
  Gambling addicts lie and they delude themselves, it's all part of the problem.
  They could easily lie their way through the test. If a time-playing threshold is eight hours on six out of seven days then that is too
  high. People could spend half that time playing
  and still have a serious problem.'
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• Comment Link Samstag, 18 Januar 2025 03:54 posted by superslotmax

  More than 55,000 homes in Sydney and the Central Coast remain without power after thunderstorms have savaged the
  NSW coast.
  
  Torrential rain, damaging wind and hailstones the size of golf balls lashed Sydney and the Hunter region on Saturday afternoon bringing down trees
  and taking out hundreds of power lines.
  
  Fears of tropical 'zombie' cyclone Owen re-forming off the Queensland coast are
  still a concern after wild winds and up to 200mm of torrential rain swept
  across the state's far north.
  
  Parts of Queensland's far north were drenched overnight, with Halifax
  north of Townsville recording 669mm rainfall in the last
  24 hours alone.  
  
  
  
  
  More than 55,000 properties in Sydney and the Central Coast remain without power after thunderstorms savaged the NSW coast
  
  
  
  
  
  Torrential rain, damaging wind and hailstones the size of golf balls lashed Sydney (pictured) on Saturday afternoon bringing down trees and taking out hundreds of power lines 
  
  
  
  
  
  The SES said they'd received more than 4,600 calls, mainly for fallen trees and
  roof damage
  
  
  
  
  
  Weatherzone meteorologist Lachlan Maher told Daily Mail
  Australia it was possible storm-like conditions could return on Sunday afternoon
  
  Although the cyclone had settled to a tropical low by late Saturday afternoon, QFES Commissioner Katarina Carroll said heavy rainfall and flash
  flooding could still follow and warned residents not to be complacent. 
  
  A 50 per cent chance was given for Owen spinning back up into a cyclone
  in the Coral Sea off Townsville on Tuesday.
  
  
  
  
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  Along the NSW coast Sydney's north was hardest
  hit with parts of the Parramatta and Campbelltown areas and the southern part of the Central Coast also damaged.
  
  
  The SES said they'd received more than 4,600
  calls, mainly for fallen trees and roof damage. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  QFES Commissioner Katarina Carroll said heavy rainfall and flash flooding could still
  follow and warned residents not to be complacent
  
  
  
  
  
  The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe thunderstorm warning for most
  of New South Wales' east coast on Saturday afternoon after vicious wind gusts nearing 100km/h
  slammed northern parts of the state 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe thunderstorm warning
  for most of New South Wales' east coast on Saturday afternoon after vicious wind
  gusts nearing 100km/h slammed northern parts of the state at
  around 2pm.
  
  By 5pm three separate thunderstorms came together to
  form a 'super-cell' storm around the greater Sydney area and Wollongong. 
  
  Weatherzone meteorologist Lachlan Maher told Daily Mail
  Australia it was possible storm-like conditions could return on Sunday afternoon.
  
  'This is quite a slow moving system coming in from western parts of the state towards the coast, so there
  is a chance it could return tomorrow evening.' 
  
  
  
  
  Hail, lightning and heavy rain was brought to Sydney by
  the second thunderstorm in as many days to hit the harbour city
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Trees in Sydney's north west were brought down during the storm deluge,
  with Castle Hill, Carlingford and Pennant Hills among those worst hit (fallen tree in West Pennant Hills pictured)
  
  
  
  
  
  Hailstones as big as tennis balls rained down in a brief but brutal half-hour storm over the
  weekend
  
  Network operators Endeavour Energy and Ausgrid said more than 750 electrical hazards
  needed to be repaired before supply could be restored to 56,000 homes.
  
  
  'This was a devastating storm that caused extensive damage to the electricity network,' Endeavour Energy spokesman Peter
  Payne said on Sunday.
  
  'Many of our customers in the worst affected areas would not have seen damage like this for years.'
  
  Ausgrid's Jonathan Hall said the repairs could take a while.
  
  
  'Unfortunately, it's taking time because that does involve
  in some places putting in new power poles and new power lines and unfortunately that type of repair takes some time,' he told ABC.
  
  
  
  
  
  Network operators Endeavour Energy and Ausgrid said
  more than 750 electrical hazards needed to be repaired before supply could be restored
  to 56,000 homes
  
  
  
  
  
  Western Sydney Wanderers fans sing in the rain at
  the Hyundai A-League Round 8 soccer match at ANZ Stadium in NSW,
  Australia on Saturday
  
  Traffic lights are also blacked out in Northmead,
  West Pennant Hills and Campbelltown.
  
  Power may not be restored to some intersections until Sunday afternoon, Transport for NSW said.
  
  
  Trains across Sydney were back to normal service on Sunday morning after crews
  worked 'extremely hard overnight to recover from the storm damage,' a TfNSW spokeswoman said.
  
  
  Sunday's weather is expected to remain overcast with a high chance of
  further showers and a risk of an afternoon thunderstorm.
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