GambleAware wants the UK to increase gambling ad restrictions

To better protect players, GambleAware has urged the UK to impose stricter regulations on gambling advertising, in line with its European counterparts.
The charity feels that several policy changes, such as a pre-watershed ban on broadcast advertisements, limitations on gambling content online, and a complete ban across sports, should be implemented to address public health concerns regarding the effects of gambling marketing.

 

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GambleAware is pushing hard for stricter gambling ad regulations in the UK to safeguard players, and it sounds like a smart move. They’re advocating for policies like banning ads before 9 p.m., restricting online gambling content, and even removing ads from sports. These measures are already common in some European countries, so it makes sense they’d want the UK to follow suit, especially with the public health concerns tied to gambling marketing. What do you all think—would these changes make a real difference in promoting safer gambling habits?