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The Gambling Commission’s Report on Funds Raised for Good Causes

The Gambling Commission’s Report on Funds Raised for Good Causes

The National Lottery launched in 1994, and since then, it has raised more than £47 billion for good causes, such as sports, arts, heritage, health, education, and the environment. The Gambling Commission’s responsibility is to check if payments from the Lottery operator to good causes…

London 2023 ICE — The Most Successful Edition

London 2023 ICE — The Most Successful Edition

The 2023 edition of ICE London started on the 7th of February with industry pros from different countries. The current year’s event is the biggest on record occupying 51,466 square meters of net space across 41 halls of ExCel London. The 2023 edition runs under…

Livespins Adds Gamzix to Its Portfolio

Livespins Adds Gamzix to Its Portfolio

Livespins, the social live-streaming platform allowing gamblers to make stakes behind their favorite streamer or brand ambassador, has recently pronounced on its official account that it added progressive slot studio Gamzix to its portfolio. Now, the streamers can play Gamzix slots packed with amazing features…

In Touch Games Is Penalized by the UKGC

In Touch Games Is Penalized by the UKGC

The UKGC has recently issued the third financial enforcement action against In Touch Games. This time, the company is obliged to pay a fee of £6.1 million. The firm was already charged £2.2 million in 2019 and £3.4 million in 2021. The UKGC’s Executive Director…

Irish Governor Compares Crypto to Gambling

Irish Governor Compares Crypto to Gambling

Gabriel Makhlouf, the governor of The Central Bank of Ireland, said the financial institution is very concerned about the risks of unbacked cryptocurrencies. He also said such currencies have “no social value” and likened them to Ponzi schemes, urging lawmakers to ban the crypto advertising….

The Costs of Gambling to UK Society

The Costs of Gambling to UK Society

Statista’s experts recently shared research on the cost of gambling in British society per year. The study includes an assessment of material and non-material costs in such areas as psychological and physical health, criminal activity, education, employment, and finances. Each of the listed aspects was…