BAGO Pushes for Belgium to Raise National Lottery Age Despite Decline in Youth Gambling The Belgium Association of Gambling Operators (BAGO) is calling for the minimum age for National Lottery participation to be raised to 21, even though a recent study shows a slight decline in youth gambling participation. The 2023 study by the Flemish […]
As the holiday season approaches, a crucial global campaign spearheaded by the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) and McGill University’s International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviours shines a spotlight on a significant, yet often overlooked, issue. Now in its pivotal sixth year, the 2023 Gift Responsibly Campaign urgently addresses the risks […]
Significant Reduction in Minors’ Exposure to Gambling Ads: Insights from UK Gambling Commission The British Gambling Commission has released new research findings, indicating a notable decrease in the exposure of young people to gambling advertisements in the UK. The annual ‘Young People and Gambling’ survey, which for the first time included 17-year-olds alongside the 11 […]
The rising concern over gambling’s impact on young people has prompted Jamaica to take decisive regulatory action. The Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Commission (BGLC) has introduced new advertising standards to create a more responsible gambling environment. These regulations will protect vulnerable populations, focusing on shielding youth from the potentially harmful influence of gambling ads. Effective […]
Aiming to curtail gambling-related harm, the English Gambling Education Hub (EGEH) makes its debut, bringing forward a robust repository of resources. This ambitious initiative is the brainchild of a collective effort involving seven prominent organizations. Spearheaded by GambleAware, the collaboration encompasses names like GamCare, Ygam, and extends to local affiliates such as Aquarius, ARA, Beacon […]