According to the Gaming Commission of Ghana, the country's gambling industry generated over GHS 3.4 billion ($590 million) in revenue in 2019, with sports betting accounting for around 85% of the market. While there is limited data on the specific impact of gambling on Ghanaians, a survey of over 1,000 high school students in Ghana found that around 60% of respondents reported having gambled in the past year, with over 40% reporting weekly gambling. Experts have raised concerns about the potential for gambling to contribute to poverty and social problems in Ghana, particularly in low-income communities. Additionally, there are concerns about the potential for gambling addiction to lead to financial problems, mental health issues, and relationship difficulties. These issues highlight the ne