An anticipated UK government whitepaper on problem gambling will force operators to address an issue they have largely ingorned and U.S. and Canadian online gambling operators should take note.
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A group of 20 EFL and non-league clubs want to ban gambling adverts in football and have written to the Government to urge them to bring an end to it.
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MDHHS reports triple the calls for problem gambling help in the last year.
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US casinos have also decided to become part of the solution to the problem of addiction.
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Harltey examines wether betting companies in the U.S. should follow the UKGC lead and ban the use of credit cards for gambling.
Read More . . .Though Women are less likely to develop gambling problems than men, many women lose significant amounts of money and jeopardize their futures.
Read More . . .Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has confirmed that the country will introduce a ban on gambling advertisements on television, radio and the internet during sports events broadcast live before 8:30pm.
Read More . . .In australia, Reactions to new measures designed to tackle problem gambling online have so far been mixed.
Read More . . .Experts are warning that the UK must face up to the scale of its gambling problem with a lack of research, and industry influence, preventing proper scrutiny of a growing national habit.
Read More . . .A study of industry 'self-exclusion' practices carried out by Chrysalis Research has found that consumer protection schemes are proving to be effective at stopping problem gambling.
Read More . . .For a country that can't seem to find enough ways to count all the gambling money coming out of Macau, China sure has a way of being a little too strict when it comes to gambling on the Motherland.
Read More . . .According to Overcoming Gambling, fifteen million people display some sign of gambling addiction.
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