Last week Google UK decided to open its doors to all online playing for money marketers wanting to post their ads on the search engine’s pages. This week we’ve heard complaints from Labor Defense Minister Peter Kilfoyle who is questioning the timing of this repaired change and voiced his concerns about the rise in problem gaming.

According to Kilfoyle, “I deliberate it’s extraordinary that a major global company should seek, at this time, to promote gambling on its internet site. I’m not being judgmental. I’m talking relating to the timing of it. It’s extraordinary, he said.”

Comments were also made from The Church of England who feels that Google’s move to accept advertising from online gambling companies is going to cause serious problems for Internet users. According to their spokesperson: “The Church of England accepts that gambling is permitted because an ripe recreation, boundary there is a real danger of ‘normalizing’ playing for money through increase like this.

“Whatever people are searching for on Google, it probably isn’t the chance to risk developing a serious problem which could have a hugely negative effect attached themselves and their family. As tribe are facing more financial uncertainty, the fantasy of instant wealth could become particularly attractive and the consequences of losses correspondingly serious.”