A selection of our best articles from 2020.
Talks between the Gambling Commission (GC) and UK MPs have confirmed that stakes on online casino sites could be capped at just £2 following a discussion in the next six months. The news has caused some unrest among gambling shareholders, causing industry stock values to to tumble more than £500m.
This week the Online Bingo team are attending ICE London, a huge Egaming industry showcase! All week the biggest names and new up and comers from every corner of gambling have been showing off their latest products, technological marvels and new software!
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A Gambling Commission article has announced partnerships with operators and companies across the gambling industry to set up three new industry groups. These groups are each designed to tackle a key issue in how the industry designs products, incentivises players, and markets to customers.
The Gambling Commission has announced that support for the comprehensive self-exclusion scheme GamStop is to be a mandatory requirement for all online gambling sites by 31st of March 2020.
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The Gambling Commission has announced that they are going ahead with their proposed ban on the use of credit cards for gambling. The ban will come into effect on 14th April 2020, but what does this mean for you and why is the ban necessary in the first place?
The use of credit cards on online casinos or online bingo sites has long been criticised by the UK government, with some of the major political parties promising to tackle the issue in the lead up to December’s general election.
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Popular online casinos Voodoo Dreams and NY Spins have been taking Germany by storm for a few years now, but gamblers in the UK haven’t been able to join in the fun. Recently though, both sites have opened their doors in the UK market!
Unique online casino site Royal Panda has announced that it will no longer be available to UK players as of January 31st 2020. This proprietary casino stood out from the competition by having its own identity and appealing design, so it’s a shame to see it go.