Despite all the noise about a problem gambling crisis in this country, the statistics are painting a very different picture. For the second time since February, the number of people classified as problem gamblers has dropped significantly. However, all is not as it seems, because the number of people using black market gambling sites is…
As bad weeks go, the long time National Lottery steward, Camelot, have had a corker. Not only did they lose their bid to continue running the much loved lottery competition, but they were also smacked with a fine from the UKGC for failings. This is a really big deal because Camelot have been running the…
Most casino players know that there are black market sites in operation out there. Unlicensed and unregulated operators who play by their own rules and can basically do whatever they want. These websites should not be operating, and do not provide a safe environment for players to play in, leaving them open to being ripped…
The Institute of Economic Affairs has published a report that slams the proposals for new regulation across the UK gambling industry as ‘neo-prohibition’. It claims that many of the suggested new limits being considered as a way to curb problem gambling will not only be ineffective, but are not necessary in the first place. This…
After a lot of debate with players and with those working in the industry, the UKGC has settled on a new set of rules that will apply to all online slot games from October 31st. Speed of play was a major focus as was increased clarity when it comes to winnings, losses and duration of…
The exclusive members only Park Lane Casino has, rather embarrassingly for a posh club like that, had it’s license revoked by the UKGC. The casino which has a £1000 per year members fee has until the 18th of November to make an appeal, after which time the decision will be upheld. This follows a £1.8…
