This episode explores the increasing pressure on social media platforms from gambling trade bodies, focusing on legal actions and regulatory challenges related to illegal gambling advertising. Experts discuss the responsibilities of platforms like Meta and Google, the impact of recent lawsuits, and the broader implications for online advertising and consumer protection. Key Topics Legal action…
This episode explores the complex legal landscape of prediction markets in the US, recent court cases involving Kalshi, and the implications for the industry. Additionally, it covers DraftKings CEO Jason Robbins’ stance on responsible gambling amidst media scrutiny. Key Topics Legal challenges faced by Kalshi in Ohio and Tennessee The circuit split and potential Supreme…
This episode explores the recent developments in Dutch online gambling regulation, including the proposed advertising ban, market challenges, and future outlook. Featuring insights from industry experts Ted Menmuir and Christian Lee, it provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape. Key Topics Dutch gambling market history and recent changes Proposed comprehensive ban on gambling advertising…
In this episode, we explore the recent developments in UK gambling policy, focusing on Gordon Brown’s proposals for increased taxes and the transition of frontline gambling support services to NHS England. We analyse the implications for the industry, public health, and regulatory frameworks. Key Topics Host: Charlie Horner Guests: Andrew McCarron & Ted Menmuir Producer:…
In this episode, host Fernando Noodt sits down with Elisa Marcante and Leo Biazzi to dissect Brazil’s sudden decision to tighten sports betting advertising rules shortly after regulation came into force. They break down the extending responsibilities for platforms and affiliates, the shift toward tobacco-style warning signs, and whether these strict local and national clampdowns…
In this episode, Charlie Horner and Ted Orme-Claye dissect the latest developments in UK gambling regulation, including opposition to financial risk assessments, proposals from the Social Markets Foundation, and the political landscape under Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Key Topics:
In this episode, SBC Media Director Martyn Elliott is joined by Shawn Fluharty, Chair of the Better Gambling Forum. Together, they discuss how collaboration, regulation, and innovation are shaping the iGaming sector to drive sustainability, player protection, and responsible growth. Key Topics: The mission of the Better Gambling Forum and its global approach The importance…
The UK Government is considering a major shake-up of social media regulation, including a ban on under-16s using major platforms and potential restrictions for older teenagers. But could these measures help tackle another growing concern: illegal gambling operators targeting young people online? In this episode of iGaming Daily, Charlie Horner is joined by SBC News…
Stakeholders in the licensed gambling sector will be painfully aware of the marketing shenanigans by black market operators running free across major social networks.
For some time now, the case has been that all social media platforms – from X, through Facebook and Instagram, to TikTok – have seen an infestation of illicit gambling ads in one form or another.
Black market operators leveraging these communication channels to target domestic market consumers has been a widespread practice in the UK in particular, with even Google – although not your traditional social media platform – hosting lists of available unlicensed casinos.
It is obvious that these Big Tech companies have a significant role to play in curbing the multi-billion-pound black market.
However, in an exclusive interview with SBC, Tim Miller, Executive Director of Research and Policy at the UK’s Gambling Commission, sounded more frustrated rather than satisfied with the cooperation he’s seen from Big Tech over the ..
This episode explores Australia’s evolving gambling reforms, the political and social implications, and the challenges faced in implementing comprehensive regulations. Experts discuss: the delayed progress post-Murphy Inquiry; the influence of stakeholders; and the future of gambling regulation in Australia. Key Topics: Gambling reform delays post-Murphy Inquiry Political and economic liabilities of gambling industry Future regulatory…