During the last two years, the number of minors trapped attempting to go into the Adelaide Casino has become double that indicates an alarming rise in adolescence gambling. The Liquor and Gambling Commissioner has been reported willingly by the Adelaide Casino about the prohibition they have put on entrance of people under the age of 18 in the casino. David Christian, the general manager of Adelaide casino informed that a number of people who were refused entry at the casino were adults who lacked credentials. Laws were also implemented by the casino to prohibit entry of minors. There has been a rise in the number of such people from 6162 to 8420 to 10,692 during 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12 fiscal years respectively according to undisclosed figures. The figures were shocking according to Mark Henley, the gambling expert at Uniting Communities. He added that he is mainly worried about the unregulated gambling publicity specifically sports betting to attract youth with negligible implementation of present set of laws. The number of minors attempting to gamble in pubs and clubs is unidentifiable but lawmakers are aware that young people get alcohol effortlessly at these places. As is well-known that in olden times also, the lotteries were the most easily available form of gambling for youth and at present the credit-card gambling is permitted by state through lotteries. The state must make sure about the measures taken practically to make lotteries gambling via credit-card inaccessible to the minors. Henley questioned about control on other gambling activities by the minors in the light of the fact that the number of youth entering the casinos has increased considerably. Paul Delfabbro, the gambling expert professor at University of Adelaide stated that the figures of youth gambling were not at all informed despite the fact that a major portion of such gambling was online and this is the main reason of concern. The reason for increase in number of youths endeavoring to enter the casino may be elucidated to some extent due to revival of curiosity in customary forms of cards gambling. Delfabbro further stated that the nightclubs, pubs and casinos have advanced in modern times and have become more attractive night places for the youth in comparison to ancient times.