A selection of our best articles from 2019.
High street and online gambling giant William Hill has reported reduced revenue from their in-store gambling machines. Comparing the most recent quarter to the same quarter in 2018, there has been a 39% drop in revenue from these machines.
Gambling machines in over 5,000 betting shops across the UK have received a new update adding a ‘cool off’ feature. The Anonymous Player Awareness System (APAS) utilises artificial intelligence (AI) that is designed to recognise and respond to erratic, problem behaviour in gamblers.
If you want to really take control of your habits and take a serious break from gambling there are a number of options. Different methods for limiting exposure and avenues to gamble will work for different people, so we've listed them from the least to the most extreme.
Did you know that you might not be aware that you're gambling?
There are many ways to gamble outside of the casino or online gambling environments.
Top gambling operators in the UK have all committed to take part in a new safer gambling initiative that is designed to reduce gambling harm to both young people and legal age gamblers alike.
Whilst it's well known that a gambling habit can affect you financially, gambling can also eat up your time without you realising it.
Responsible Gambling Week is an annual event that aims to raise awareness for safer, more responsible gambling habits. It's an important week for the UK gambling industry and for players, as gambling responsibly is key to reducing gambling related harm.