How the (bleep) do the do-gooders make up these numbers?
In today's I paper there's an article about gambling adverts during televised football matches. The match with the most was West Ham v Aston Villa. They claim there were 6,491 logos or adverts during the match which equates to 30 per minute.
How are they creating those figures because when the match is being played the most gambling logos you can see is three. One on the Villa shirts, one on the West Ham shirts, and one on the hoardings. Or did someone pause the tv every minute and count each individual player visible facing the camera.
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/national/24613109.gambling-ads-premier-league-opening-weekend-nearly-triple-study-shows/
How are they creating those figures because when the match is being played the most gambling logos you can see is three. One on the Villa shirts, one on the West Ham shirts, and one on the hoardings. Or did someone pause the tv every minute and count each individual player visible facing the camera.
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/national/24613109.gambling-ads-premier-league-opening-weekend-nearly-triple-study-shows/
