Becky Mosley

Responsible Gambling Week is a gambling industry initiative, supported by Industry Group for Responsible Gambling. The main aim during the week long campaign is raising awareness in to responsible and safer gambling across the UK and Ireland.

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UK Betting companies have devised plans to pledge five voluntary commitments towards safer gambling, amid fears of new regulations being imposed upon them by the Government.

Month-long celebrations are ahead this November as Camelot UK celebrates the National Lottery’s 25 Birthday, with a ‘November Bonanza’. After communicating with it’s retail partners, throughout November, players will see a number of different events going on.

Natwest Bank, one of UK’s leading retail and commercial banks have partnered with Gamcare to offer problem gamblers or people who fear they are becoming addicted to gambling, walk-in consultations within it’s UK branches.

Ben Affleck is no stranger to playing the high-stake poker tables after playing in numerous Poker Championships over the years. It’s been reported, he and musician friend, Katie Cherry arrived at the Commerce Casino, LA in the early hours of Sunday morning, visibly drunk.

Playtech a world leader in the development of innovative gambling technology have revealed a new suite of games, Kingdoms Rise, with enhanced features to boost player engagement.

Halloween is right around the corner and Volt Casino is busy preparing an All Treats, No Tricks Bonanza, sure to get players, and the industry as a whole, thoroughly ecstatic.

Swedish software giant NetEnt, are to unleash a blood curdling, howling creature in their latest video slot release, The Wolf’s Bane. Due for release tomorrow 24th October 2019, is perfect timing for the Halloween season, which is almost upon us.

Camelot Group, the National Lottery operator have terminated all sales of £10 scratch cards in the UK due to ‘player protection considerations’.