Unlicensed companies could be prevented from signing sports team sponsorship deals in the UK. Key Facts: UK Government plans to end sports sponsorship deals with unlicensed companies Some unlicensed companies have ongoing deals with Premier League clubs Being sponsored by a company without a licence is allowed by the UKGC...
New third-quarter Gambling Commission data shows more spins but less profit, while real event betting...
Higher taxes on online gambling activities have been confirmed by the UK Government. Key Facts:...
The UKGC and two former gambling bosses have found out the verdict of an ongoing...
Unlawful gambling ads on social media haven’t been dealt with by Meta, according to the...
With four prizes, Scandinavian online gambling company, Betsson, has shone at the European iGaming Awards....
Flutter continues to give to good causes and takes millions of bets, but its share...
Chairman Michael Dugher is leaving the Betting and Gaming Council after six years with the...
The UKGC’s new ban on mixed-product advertising starts on January 19 for gambling operators. Key...
Positive feedback, new jobs, and potential profits lead Kazakhstan to consider tourism ‘gambling zones’. Key...
The Grand National, Super Bowl and US Masters Golf were the top three most popular...
Public opinion on gambling ads is negative, pushing ministers to introduce restrictions. Key Facts: Polling...
Gibraltar minister expresses concerns about UK gambling tax rises and the potential effects on Gibraltar....
Sports Sponsorship Deals Only for Licensed Gambling Companies
More Spins for Less Profit Suggests the Latest UK Gambling Data
Online Gambling to Be Hit with Higher Taxes
Decision Made in Case of UKGC Against Gambling Bosses
Meta Ignoring Illegal Gambling Ads on UK Social Media
Betsson Wins Four Awards at 2026 European iGaming Gathering
Flutter Gave Big to Charity and Turned Over Plenty in 2025
The Betting and Gaming Council’s Popular Chairman Steps Down
UKGC’s New Gambling Promotions Ban Coming into Effect
Kazakhstan Is Now Planning Three New ‘Tourist Only’ Casinos
The Grand National Tops the 2025 ‘Top-50 Gambling Events’ List
Public Pressure to Limit the Advertising of Gambling
Warnings About Tax Rise Consequences on Gibraltar Gambling