香港年轻人通过社交媒体和聊天群组接触非法赌博平台，导致成瘾问题日益严重。
陈先生十八岁开始合法渠道的足球投注。几年后，他每月收入约一万五千港元，却被网上承诺百分百胜率的群组吸引。
二零一九年，他加入Telegram群组并转向非法平台。这些平台提供赌场、篮球和电子竞技投注，远超香港赛马会提供的选项。
陈先生表示，群组内赌博话题不断，令他难以停止投注。该系列报道探讨二零二六年世界杯期间的非法投注新趋势。
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