British problem gambling support charity GambleAware has partnered with University of Bristol’s Personal Finance Research Centre (PFRC) to examine how financial services organisations can best help people who experience, or are at risk of, gambling-related harm.
The All-in Diversity Project (AiDP) kicks-off National Inclusion Week with the signing of a strategic partnership with Gaming Intelligence Services, the publisher of GamingIntelligence.com, GIQ magazine and GIEspañol.com.
Stockholm-listed iGaming affiliate Better Collective has acquired a 19.99 per cent stake in Mindway AI, a Danish software provider that uses artificial intelligence to detect early signs of pathological gambling behavior.
British problem gambling support charity GambleAware has launched a new NHS Northern Gambling Service, offering treatment and support to those who struggle with gambling addiction across the North of England.
Stockholm-listed gaming operator Kindred Group has extended its responsible gambling strategy in the United Kingdom through its 32Red and Unibet brands.
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned a television advertisement from GVC-owned British bookmaker Coral which was found to encourage repetitive participation in gambling.
New York-listed casino operator Caesars Entertainment has announced it is pledging over $1m to help shape and advance responsible gaming across the United States.
The British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) is rolling out a non-mandatory time and budgeting tool for customers of its land-based gaming venues across the Canadian province.
UK land-based casino operator Silverbond Enterprises has been handed a £1.8m fine by the Gambling Commission for social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures.
Britain’s leading gaming operators have established an independent committee to make recommendations on how best to administer funds committed to safer gambling initiatives.
According to a new report on problem gambling in Europe, presented yesterday at the European Parliament, evidence suggests that the majority of European markets are lacking research into problem gambling, with only one third of countries undertaking national surveys on the subject.
The new report by Dr. Mark Griffiths, Professor of [...]