London Takes Bold Step Toward Gambling Ad Ban on TfL Network In an unprecedented move aimed at curbing problem gambling in the UK’s capital, London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been called upon to honor his 2021 manifesto commitment by instituting a comprehensive ban on all forms of gambling advertisements across the Transport for London (TfL) […]
Pennsylvania Spearheads Responsible Gambling: A Bold Move to Ban Credit Cards in Online Betting In a pioneering stance against problem gambling, Pennsylvania is setting a benchmark for responsible gambling by proposing a ban on the use of credit cards in online betting. Modeled after similar prohibitions in Australia and the United Kingdom, this initiative, championed […]
Finland Police Block Betsson: Landmark Action in Gambling Regulation In a groundbreaking development within Finland’s gambling landscape, the National Police Board (NPB) has wielded its regulatory authority by blacklisting 13 gambling brands under the ownership of Betsson, marking the first instance of a gambling operator being barred from operating in the country. As a seasoned […]
Minnesota’s Debate on Mobile Sports Betting: Socio-Economic Concerns and Legalisation Amidst the buzz of potential economic growth and recreational opportunities, Minnesota’s legislative chambers echoed with a sobering debate. The spotlight shone on the contentious issue of legalising mobile sports betting, stirring a cauldron of concerns ranging from addiction to societal implications. In this comprehensive analysis, we […]
The introduction of spin limits for online slots by the UK government is more than just a regulatory adjustment; it’s a bold stride towards a safer, more responsible gambling environment. With a nuanced approach that considers both the welfare of players and the economic realities of the gambling industry, this regulation could serve as a […]
Navigating the Uncertain Waters: Irish Racing Industry Braces for Betting Regulation Bill’s Impact As Ireland’s legislators continue to scrutinize the proposed Betting Regulation Bill, the Irish racing industry is voicing growing concerns. The bill’s stringent advertising rules, particularly Section 141, threaten to significantly alter the landscape of racing coverage, raising alarms about the future of […]
A Judicial Revolution: NJ and WA Pave the Way for Gambling Treatment Courts In a groundbreaking move, legislators in New Jersey and Washington are spearheading efforts to establish diversion courts specifically for individuals convicted of financial crimes linked to problem gambling. These proposed legal reforms aim to shift the focus from incarceration to rehabilitation, potentially […]
A Revolutionary Approach to Gambling Regulation: ANJ’s Commitment to Youth Safety France’s Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) unveils its strategic roadmap for 2024-2026, placing the protection of minors at the forefront of its regulatory efforts. This ambitious plan, shaped by stakeholder discussions, introduces a trio of pillars aimed at fostering a responsible, transparent, and economically […]
Assessing Igaming’s Economic Influence: New Jersey’s Pivotal Study New Jersey’s Igaming: A Mixed Economic Bag The National Economic Research Associates (NERA) has released a thought-provoking study on New Jersey’s igaming sector, revealing a nuanced economic impact. Despite significant tax contributions, the igaming industry emerges as “detrimental” to the state’s economy, especially when weighed against the […]
Ireland’s Gambling Regulator Confronts ‘Gamblification’ of Sports in 2024 The gamblification of sports is under scrutiny in Ireland. The new Irish gambling regulator, led by Anne Marie Caulfield, is set to tackle this issue head-on. Imagine sports that inspire and engage young people, free from the overshadowing influence of gambling. Explore Ireland’s proactive measures to […]