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French national regulator l’Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) has published a blacklist of gambling websites that have been subject to blocking and delisting orders. The blacklist, which will be updated monthly, features websites operated by brands such as Campeonbet, Casinoextra, Dublinbet, Kahuna Casino, Winmachance, MyStake, WinUnique, VegasPlus and YBet. Last March, ANJ was handed new powers
Betsson Group has announced the launch of the first ever Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Network in Malta. Betsson’s Network aims to cultivate an inclusive workplace culture in Malta and elsewhere, to allow for dialogue on the topics of diversity and belonging. This is in order to foster an inclusive work environment for all. The idea for
Sponsors of the ICE Consumer Protection Zone (CPZ) at ICE London 2023 have raised a total of £52,800 (€59,454/$63,798) for four safer gambling charities. Better Change and Betknowmore from Great Britain, as well as the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) from the US and AGOG of the Netherlands, will each receive £13,200 in funds
Stats Perform has claimed a first after being awarded the International Betting Integrity Association’s (IBIA) top mark of data quality and integrity for a third consecutive year. Stats Perform was the first business to be awarded the IBIA’s data standards accreditation and has now seen its status confirmed once more by independent auditor eCogra. The
Jack Entertainment has joined the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) via BetJack, its sports betting brand, soon after launching in Ohio. Licensed to operate retail and online sports betting in Ohio, BetJack joins IBIA’s expanding organisation which covers 50% of all regulated commercial operator online betting activity. IBIA’s network stretches across more than 40 members
Youth-orientated non-profit Young Gamers and Gamblers Education Trust (YGAM) will be the new official charity partner of ICE London 2023. YGAM is a responsible gambling charity that works to educate and safeguard young people from experiencing gambling-related harms. The organisation will also become the official charity partner at the iGB Affiliate London Awards. “We are
One in four players in Belgium who self-excluded using the national EPIS scheme still gambled while the block was in place, according to a new survey from the country’s Gaming Commission. The Gaming Commission published a report which included a survey of 272 players in Belgium who had self-excluded via EPIS. The majority of respondents
The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) has called for the European Commission to bring in EU-wide standards for markers of gambling harm, in order to help create consistent approaches to reducing harm across the continent. The European Committee for Standardisation (CEN) creates a number of European Standards, which are used in trade across member
