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27/08/2025

True story.

27/08/2025

27/08/2025

The advert with granny on her arm chair with her entire family atound her must be next. Advertising is normalizing gambling.

25/08/2025

India’s parliament has passed a sweeping bill banning online gambling, after government figures showed companies had stripped $2.3bn annually from 450 million people. The ban affects platforms for card games, poker and fantasy sports, including India’s wildly popular homegrown fantasy cricket apps.

India’s new online gambling laws could see offenders face up to five years in prison.

25/08/2025

Sauber’s Formula 1 outfit, more commonly recognized as Stake F1, will not be allowed to use its regular team name during the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix at Circuit Zandvoort (29–31 August 2025). The change comes after the Dutch gambling regulator, Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), reaffirmed its strict prohibition on gambling-related advertising at sporting events held in the Netherlands.

Sauber’s Stake F1 must drop its gambling-linked branding for the Dutch Grand Prix after Dutch regulator KSA confirmed strict bans on gambling sponsorships.

25/08/2025

Changes voted through by Premier League clubs in 2023 are almost upon us. From the start of next season, the 2026-27 campaign, there will be no betting firms adorning the chests of English football’s best players.

This is the last season PL clubs will be allowed gambling sponsors on the front of playing shirts – where will they go next?

25/08/2025

A recent survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) revealed that a substantial majority of 74% of people in the UK view gambling as an integral part of the nation’s culture. This insight underscores gambling’s deep-rooted presence and significance within British society.

A recent survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) revealed that a substantial majority of 74% of people in the UK view gambling as […]

25/08/2025

Across Ghana, betting centres—especially sports betting hubs—have become as ubiquitous as food vendors. What once seemed like harmless fun has quietly morphed into a dangerous addiction, wrecking lives, dismantling families and threatening the moral and economic foundation of our youth.

By Fiifi NETTEY Across Ghana, betting centres—especially sports betting hubs—have become as ubiquitous as food vendors. What once seemed like harmless fun has quietly morphed into a dangerous addiction, wrecking lives, dismantling families and threatening the moral and economic foundation of our...

18/08/2025

Many South African consumers have turned to gambling to fix their finances, but unfortunately, experts say this is definitely not the answer.

Although some people win big, gambling is more likely to make you sink deeper into debt.