Jette Nygaard-Andersen raises concerns that stricter gambling rules may drive bettors towards “black market” gambling on risky illegal, unregulated sites.
AGA’s responsible gaming content will be promoted on the Barstool Sportsbook platform and across Penn National Gaming properties.
Technological advances, greater scrutiny, and industry-wide cooperation are the keys to reducing harm before it happens, say Epic Risk execs..
The UK General Manager of the Kindred Group pushed back against a tweet sent by MP Carolyn Harris that called Unibet, Kindred’s premium online gambling brand, “Relentless in their exploitation”.
The operator’s latest statement is welcome, if a little opaque.
Exclusive: Michigan regulator highlights risks of unlicensed sites as the MGCB urges players to use only legally licensed sites.
Responsible gaming charity asks Gambling Commission to establish if gambling companies have broken the law.
DraftKings S.E.R.V.E.S. is a multi-faceted program aimed at community engagement with employees and customers.
The Betting and Gambling Council has voiced its approval of the new feature.
The new initiative will offer all UK customers an extra layer of protection online.
The operator’s PlayItForward program has invested £1.8 million so far.
State Rep. Michael DiMassa has resigned his post and is said to be receiving treatment for gambling addiction.
Kindred Group reports only 3.3% of their revenue in Q3 of 2021 came from harmful gambling and continues to pledge getting the number down to 0% by 2023.
PA regulators have fined Parx Casino for an infraction involving an underage person playing slot machines on the live casino floor, while players excluded for leaving children unattended.
English bookmaker rejects membership in Irish Bookmakers Association and use of its new Safer Gambling Code
American regulators warn operators about possible new regulation to respond to inaccuracy and over-saturation.
With the latest addition, the organisation bolsters the sustainability efforts in the online gambling industry.
The gaming company has to pay back $1,822 in losses and has been fined $1,000 on top for failures to restrict access for a self-excluded patron.
The online gambling giant has become the first recipient of GamCare’s newly developed B2B safer gambling standard.
Operator has been fined A$48,000 in total for breaching gaming laws in New South Wales.