spend a much higher percentage of their income.
Another disturbing situation in the gambling community is the changing
percentage of women and young people who are becoming problem gamblers. At
this time gambling is called "the fastest-growing teenage addiction, with the
rate of pathological gambling among high-school and college-age youth about
twice that of adults." In Atlantic City, the lure of gambling is so strong that
over thirty thousand underage people are either thrown out, or stopped from