UAE regulator issues key warning over unlicensed market threat 

The General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), the UAE gambling regulator, has issued a key warning to stakeholders and players over engagement with unlicensed operators.

Central to the warning from the UAE regulator is around the increased threats that players expose themselves to when they play with unlicensed operators. These include financial loss, becoming the victims of cheating or fraud, having personal data stolen or misused, increasing the risk of malware, phishing, or other cybersecurity threats, and being implicated in a regulatory or criminal investigation and the subsequent reputational damage.

Kevin Mullally, CEO of the GCGRA, commented: “The GCGRA is committed to ensuring a safe and legal gaming environment in the UAE.”

He urged consumers to “Stay vigilant and informed, to protect yourself from the risks associated with illegal gaming. Your adherence to the law not only safeguards your personal and financial security but also upholds the integrity of ou..

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