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The Dutch Gambling Authority is employing an AI model trained to recognize risky behavior in online gamblers, aiming to combat gambling addiction by predicting who might become a problem gambler.
Dr. James Noyes, a prominent advocate for gambling reform, has called for a pause on controversial "affordability checks" for online gamblers, citing deep concerns over a lack of transparency. His intervention echoes pressure on MP Lisa Nandy.
The UK will implement new financial risk checks for online gamblers who bet more than £1,000 within a 24-hour window, requiring an assessment by the regulator to identify and protect individuals at risk of harm. These measures are part of broader efforts to regulate the online gambling industry.
An article discusses the fairness of live casinos and examines the methods by which they are controlled and certified, as they become a popular choice for online gamblers.
The European Court of Justice has issued a ruling allowing online gamblers to seek compensation for money lost if online betting was illegal in their home country at the time of gambling, potentially opening the door for many to reclaim losses.