Gamban scraps subscription model in England

UK-focused gambling blocking system Gamban has announced that it will return to free services in England, having achieved the same milestone in Wales earlier in the year.

The platform, like many other safer gambling and customer protection organisations in the UK, found itself going through a period of adjustment when the government’s statutory gambling harms levy was introduced.

This adjustment meant the company had to become subscription only. It has now been able to reverse this not only in Wales, but also now in England following approved funding from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID).

Gamban offers services to gamblers who are experiencing harm, serving as a self-exclusion platform across gambling companies. Its technological development is based on lived experience of people who have experienced problem gambling and gambling harm.

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