Two successes in one! Acting for a landlord of Central London premises within the “West End cumulative impact area”, Suzanne Davies (pictured below) has recently successfully applied for a “shadow licence”, i.e. a second premises licence for a property in which the tenant operates its late-night live music business under its own pre-existing separate premises licence. Not only that, […]
It has been reported today that AIM-listed online gambling operator Stride Gaming PLC (whose brands include Kitty Bingo, Lucky Pants Bingo and online casino Spin and Win): is recording a £4million provision related to a financial penalty that it anticipates will be imposed by the UK Gambling Commission “by the end of the calendar year” (this follows an announcement to […]
David Clifton’s “UK Tax Hike” session at last week’s Betting on Sports conference (pictured below), focusing on the UK Government’s decision to increase remote gaming duty paid by online gaming operators, is reported by SBC News in an article entitled “Industry should expect ‘No Rationale’ in quid pro quo tax game” (that can be downloaded below). We have ourselves reported […]
David Clifton’s “UK Tax Hike” session (forming part of the Casino Beats Summit) focusing on the UK Government’s decision to increase remote gaming duty paid by online gaming operators – on which we have reported here and which is already the subject matter of a Gambling Compliance article entitled “UK gambling operators gripe as Labour pains loom” – is also reported by […]
David Clifton’s “UK Tax Hike” session (forming part of the Casino Beats Summit) focusing on the UK Government’s decision to increase remote gaming duty paid by online gaming operators – on which we have reported here – is the subject matter of an article in Gambling Compliance entitled “UK gambling operators gripe as Labour pains loom”. […]
Below is an update on each of the Betting on Sports week panel sessions moderated in the last two days by David Clifton and Suzanne Davies. 1 David Clifton’s “UK Tax Hike” session With particular insight provided by: Clive Hawkswood, CEO of the Remote Gambling Association (at the far right hand side in the photograph above) and Steven […]
Just days ahead of its annual conference, the Labour Party has today published its response to a review it has undertaken over the last year into problem gambling and its treatment, announcing new policies that will be in its next manifesto, including: a ‘whistle to whistle’ ban on gambling advertising in live sport, introduction of a compulsory […]
CAP Code rule 16.3.13 requires that marketing communications for gambling must not be directed at those aged younger than 18 through the selection of media or context in which they appear. The ASA therefore considers that marketers should be able to demonstrate that they have taken reasonable steps to ensure that their gambling ads are directed at […]
As we have previously reported, this is “Betting on Sports” week, taking place at the Olympia Conference Centre in London. David Clifton and Suzanne Davies will be very actively participating in the conference because: at 12.10pm today (Wednesday 19 September), David will moderate a CasinoBeats panel session entitled “UK Tax Hike” in conference room 4. His panellists are Clive Hawkswood (CEO of the Remote Gambling Association), Steven […]
Voicing concerns about skins gambling and loot boxes in video games, fifteen gambling regulators from across Europe (including the regulators for the UK, Isle of Man, Gibraltar and Malta), as well as Washington State Gambling Commission in the USA, have signed an agreement to work together to address the risks created by the blurring of lines between gaming […]
