The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has joined over gambling regulators from across the globe in an investigation into the links between video games and gambling, with specific attention being given to the possible affects on children and young people.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has been upholding a fair few rulings in recent times, with a variety of gambling companies being called out for the perceived lack of social responsibility in the advertising campaigns.

PlayOJO has made its way to the top of the pile of online casino sites in a startlingly short space of times, cleaning up in awards season in its first year in the industry.

Last year’s winner of the Best Virtual Football Product price at the SBC Awards, Golden Race, has obtained a license from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) to operate in the UK.

NetEnt are known for releasing a huge number of top-quality slots every year, with each new release from the popular Swedish iGaming software developer being met with great anticipation from players.

Camelot have been in the news a fair bit recently, having been fined over £1 million by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) last month, after numerous reported ‘failings’.

Popular Swedish software behemoth, NetEnt, has never been one to shy away from taking full advantage of a popular holiday, and there’ll be doing it again at Halloween (2018) with the release of Halloween Jack.

Two British gambling firms, Jumpman Gaming and ProgressPlay, have been ordered to stop forcing players to cash out the funds from their casino accounts in stages after a ruling from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).