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From 30 September 2026, gambling sites in Great Britain must use the term deposit limit for gross deposit limits. Withdrawals will not restore deposit allowance.
Private poker can be legal in Britain, but club permits do not allow a commercial poker room to operate for private profit. We look at London cases and the current rules.
Counter-Strike skins can be opened through paid random cases, traded for real money and later used on roulette, Crash and case-battle sites.
Cases.gg publishes a house edge on mystery boxes offering Pokémon cards, consoles and trainers. GamRight looks at the mechanics, overseas regulatory action and the position in Great Britain.
GamRight examined the fake TescoSlots casino promoted through social media and found copied branding, obsolete payment claims and no Gambling Commission licence.
A practical guide to checking a gambling site's Gambling Commission licence, matching its domain and operator details, and spotting common warning signs.
An ASA ruling published on 9 September found a casino comparison ad was irresponsibly targeted after it appeared for the search 'help with gambling'.
Financial vulnerability checks already apply above £150 net deposits over 30 days in Great Britain. See the staged Financial Risk Assessment thresholds, what data they use and what happens next.
Learn how gambling complaints work in Great Britain, what the eight-week limit covers, what evidence to keep and when a dispute can move to independent resolution.
When can a council refuse a betting shop or gambling arcade? Understand current law, the Sheffield case, forthcoming Gambling Impact Assessments and the proposal to remove 'aim to permit'.
An AI-generated character in a Midnite TikTok ad appeared under 25. The ASA's AI-assisted monitoring system helped find the advert.
Learn what wagering requirements mean, how multipliers are calculated, which bets count and what bonus terms can affect withdrawal.
How gambling random number generators work, how RNG games are tested in Great Britain and why losing streaks do not make a win more likely.
A Gambling Commission survey asked 11 to 17-year-olds about VPNs and gambling access. Its 13% estimate is easy to misread.
Understand gambling volatility, statistical variance, outcome dispersion and why short sessions can look very different from a game's long-run RTP.
Understand how gambling odds relate to probability, payouts and profit, how decimal odds convert into implied probability, and why odds are not the same as RTP.
Rip-and-ship card streams combine random packs, valuable chase cards, live selling and rapid repeat spending. We examine how closely the format resembles gambling.
A detailed explanation of Return to Player (RTP), how it differs from house edge, and why long-run theoretical return does not predict an individual session.
Australia has passed federal gambling reforms covering wagering ads, inducements, BetStop, illegal operators and some online lottery products.
A study of 60,331 Spanish adolescents found gambling was less common overall in 2021 than in 2019, while several gaming and esports groups moved the other way.
Learn what house edge measures, how it relates to RTP and expected loss, and why it cannot predict the result of an individual gambling session.