Gambling addiction has become an increasingly pressing issue in Russia, with significant social and economic consequences. Reports indicate that the current framework for regulating and controlling the gambling industry is insufficient, allowing illegal and unregulated operations to proliferate. This situation is resulting in greater financial harm to individuals, particularly vulnerable populations, amplifying the risks associated with gambling. Experts and observers have pointed to the urgent need for the government to enhance oversight, tighten enforcement, and implement more effective preventive policies to combat ludomania. Additionally, public awareness about the dangers posed by gambling addiction remains low, complicating efforts to address the problem. The growing prevalence of gambling addiction in Russia underscores broader challenges in balancing industry growth with social responsibility and regulatory compliance.