Martyn Hannah, co-founder of online casino comparison site Comparasino, is calling for online casinos to stop imposing wagering requirements on bonuses.
A dark cloud is looming over the UK gambling industry, with rumours circulating that the government may be looking to increase taxes on gambling companies.
Entain plc, the global sports betting and gaming group, has delivered a stronger-than-expected performance in the third quarter of 2024 (Q3).
The UK Labour Party is considering a big increase in taxes on gambling companies. Perhaps as much as £3 billion. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is looking at ways to plug a huge £22 billion hole in the government’s finances.
A new survey by OLBG in England shows that a whopping 58% of Premier League clubs are worried about major financial losses due to the upcoming ban on gambling companies as shirt sponsors.
A major scandal has come to light in the UK surrounding the Labour Party. Several members have received gifts and donations from gambling companies, totalling more than £1 million.
The NFT platform Sorare, which focuses on football, has gotten into serious trouble. The company will appear in court in the United Kingdom in early October.
Labour ministers came under considerable pressure to tackle gambling advertising in the UK, particularly in sports, at a recent meeting in Westminster.
Entain, a major player in the world of gambling and gaming, has achieved significant growth in online revenue in the second quarter of 2024.
Three quarters of Britons believe politicians should not be allowed to gamble on political markets after the recent “betting scandal” that rocked British politics.
British gambling giant Entain, owner of Ladbrokes Coral and Sportingbet, is facing a new storm.
The UK government has decided to tighten the screws on online gambling. Since 1st September, new betting limits have been introduced for online slots, marking a turning point in the regulation of this thriving sector.
Self-exclusion, a measure to protect oneself from gambling, is experiencing a worrying increase among young British people aged 16 to 24.
A new study from the UK Gambling Commission paints a bleak picture of the state of gambling in Britain.
The Northern Ireland government has been called on to recognize gambling as a major threat to public health.
