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Number of sportspeople seeking help for gambling addiction has increased, says Sporting Chance CEO Colin Bland. Colin Bland to Sky Sports News: 'In one week, every phone call we took was from a. A MAN took his own life after accruing more than £10,000 of debt through online gambling sites. Software engineer Raghotham Gajula also owed upwards of £32,000 through loans and credit cards.

Southampton Football Club and gambling brand Sportsbet.io have joined forces to launch a new campaign which raises awareness of 2020 Safer Gambling Week.

The Safer Gambling Week campaign runs from 19 to 25 November, and the Premier League side will provide fans with support and advice on how to bet responsibly. A dedicated space on the official club website will offer links to helplines and more.

Moreover, ‘Listen to the Saint in you’ is a new initiative created by Southampton and its main club sponsor to promote the issue at hand,

The video, which has been shared across the club’s social media channels, features a Southampton supporter setting up an accumulator and betting on Saints’ star striker Che Adams. It goes on to explain what problem gambling is in the context of the video and how to deal with it.

In a statement, the club said it appreciates that ‘gambling can form part of a fan’s enjoyment of football’ but that the club itself feels a responsibility to inform and educate supporters about the risks of betting on the club and its players.

The club is looking to build links with organisations that provide support to sports bettors to enhance and refine their own practices, and RecoverMe is one of the applications that Southampton is encouraging fans who bet on sport to download.