How far does GB gambling reform need to go?
The gambling reform debate has been particularly fierce in Great Britain, and ICE365 Live brings together two opposing views to debate the issue.
By Robin Harrison
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Spanish people back gambling sector, CEJUEGO study claims
More than nine out of 10 adults in Spain see gambling as a socially acceptable pastime according to a new report published by the country’s leading industry trade group.
- NewsLabour’s deputy leader sets out plans for gambling ombudsman
Tom Watson, deputy leader of the Labour Party, has revealed plans to establish a gambling ombudsman to oversee the national industry and renewed calls for igaming operators to reapply for their licences.
- NewsSwedish regulator revokes Global Gaming licence
Swedish gambling regulator Spelinspektionen has revoked Global Gaming's operating licence after discovering “serious deficiencies” in business practices, including failings related to responsible gambling and anti-money laundering measures.
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Young adults dominate Spelpaus sign-ups
Four in 10 individuals who have signed up to the Spelpaus.se gambling self-exclusion scheme in Sweden are between the ages of 25 and 34 years old, according to national gambling regulator Spelinspektionen.
- NewsGC to improve monitoring of gambling harm in minors
The Gambling Commission of England, Scotland and Wales has set out a new framework designed to measure gambling harm among children and young people, while the regulator has also issued a reminder to operators that new rules for age and identity verification will come into force from next week.
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Aspire Global fined over Swedish self-exclusion failures
Swedish regulator Spelinspektionen has fined Aspire Global SEK3m (£247,450/€285,630/$321,410) for failing to adhere to self-exclusion regulations in the country.
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