Tyson Fury Confessed To Gambling Addiction

Tyson Fury is a British professional boxer. He was born in 1988 in Manchester and started boxing in childhood. Fury is the WBC and The Ring heavyweight champion of the world.

He fought his first professional fight in 2008 and since then has won 30 fights, 21 of them by knockout. Fury is also known for his eccentric behavior and unconventional training methods.

In a recent interview, Tyson admitted that he has a gambling addiction, which has already caused him to lose several million dollars. According to him, he’s mostly into betting on sports: on boxing and soccer; however, he rarely guesses the results.

Thus small odds do not interest him: from 50 pounds, he wants to win not 75, but not less than 5000. Therefore Fury collects so-called “express bets” consisting of several events at once with big odds.

Many professional athletes start to miss the thrill of the game and, as a result, start to gamble. For a while, it helps, but as they play, they need to bet more and more to get that same satisfaction.

The situation is aggravated by the fact that many sites have appeared on the internet that claim to be the safest online casinos. Many athletes turn to these sites to play anonymously and safely so that no one finds out about their hobby.

The fact that Tyson bets on sports recklessly does not mean that he has a gambling addiction because it is a pathological condition that occurs due to an excessive passion for gambling.

People suffering from gambling addiction often lose control over their actions and spend large sums of money on games, which may lead to financial problems, violation of relations with relatives and friends, as well as mental problems.

Statistics on gambling addiction in the world:

According to the World Health Organization, about 1% of the world’s population suffers from gambling addiction.
In the USA, about 2-3% of the population suffers from gambling addiction.

In Great Britain, about 0.7% of the population suffers from gambling addiction.
In Japan, about 5.3% of the population suffers from gambling addiction.
In China, about 1% of the population suffers from gambling addiction.

All in all, gambling addiction is a serious problem in many countries of the world. It can lead to serious consequences for people’s health and well-being, so measures must be taken to prevent and treat it.