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This analysis addresses the civil liability of betting houses and highlights prevention strategies to combat gambling addiction.
Due to easy access to online platforms and the popularity of sports competitions, betting companies have gained increasing prominence in the legal and social arenas. However, this growth also brings complex challenges, such as issues related to integrity, civil liability, and public health impacts. This article aims to analyze the legal implications of the responsibility of betting houses and examine how prevention and regulation strategies can alleviate problems such as gambling addiction. From a legal perspective, the duty of care and information of these companies is discussed, as well as the need to work with authorities to ensure ethical and safe practices. The civil liability of betting houses is multifaceted and its application may vary according to the legal system of each country or region. The implementation of preventive measures is essential to protect users and maintain the integrity of the sector.
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