Australia will launch a national self-exclusion register for gambling by mid-2022 after appointing Engine Australia, the developer of the UK’s GAMSTOP system, to deliver the [...]
Sweden’s Court of Appeal has lowered the penalty fees issued to Aspire Global subsidiary AG Communications and Genesis Global over failures to implement the country’s [...]
Conscious Gaming has appointed Blair Aronson as operations director to support the continued adoption of its PlayPause self-exclusion platform.
Aronson joins Conscious Gaming after three years [...]
Flutter Entertainment-owned FanDuel Group has become the latest US operator to provide customers with the ability to block access to online gambling sites using the [...]
Conscious Gaming has appointed three members to its newly created advisory board to strengthen responsible gaming and exclusion programs across regulated iGaming and sports betting [...]
Spain’s national self-exclusion register for online gambling grew by 12 per cent in 2020 to end the year with over 56,000 opted-out players.
The self-exclusion system [...]
Independent non-profit organisation Conscious Gaming is preparing to ramp up development and deployment of its PlayPause responsible gambling tool after receiving a $200,000 donation from [...]
The Spanish government has outlined plans to better protect problem gamblers by unifying the country’s numerous state self-exclusion registers and the national online self-exclusion register.
The [...]
The Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic has launched a pilot programme for the new national exclusion register for gambling.
The pilot programme launched Tuesday [...]
The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has suspended two operator licences with immediate effect and commenced reviews over failures to fully integrate the GAMSTOP self-exclusion scheme.
In [...]
Novomatic’s interactive division Greentube has pledged its support to BetBlocker, a free-to-use self-exclusion tool in the UK which helps players control their gambling.
Greentube’s donation forms part of [...]
British consumers will no longer be allowed to gamble using credit cards from April, with the ban applying to all forms of gambling except retail [...]
