A national statistics office, following the methodology used by many European countries to account for the underground economy, needs to classify the revenue from illegal online gambling operations for inclusion in its GDP. Based on the principle of classifying illegal activities within their closest legal industry counterparts, which sector would be the most appropriate for this activity?
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