2018/19 Enforcement Report - operator failures lead to tough action 27 June 2019 The Commission's 'Raising Standards for Consumers Enforcement Report' provides an overview of the enforcement work the regulator has undertaken over the past year
Proposed changes to LCCP requirements for alternative dispute resolution - supplementary consultation 14 June 2019 Please give us your views on whether we should require gambling businesses to use only ADR providers who meet our additional standards.
Platinum Gaming Ltd to pay£1.6m for social responsibility and money laundering failures 12 June 2019 An online gambling operator will pay £1.6m for failing to identify gambling harm and prevent money laundering.
Gamesys to pay £1.2m for social responsibility and money laundering failures 11 June 2019 Online gambling operator Gamesys (Gibraltar) Limited will pay £1.2m for failing to prevent gambling harm and breaching money laundering regulations.
Wales launch for new National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms 05 June 2019 The Gambling Commission has joined with partners in Wales to launch the new National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms at an event held in Cardiff.
£40 billion raised for good causes by National Lottery players 04 June 2019 Today it has been announced by the operator of the National Lottery that the Lottery has raised £40 billion for good causes since 1994.
MaxEnt Limited 04 June 2019 The Commission has taken the decision to revoke the operating licence of MaxEnt Limited.
Latest industry statistics published 30 May 2019 Gambling industry statistics are published twice a year (in May and November) and provide the latest information on each sector regulated by the Gambling Commission.
Blog: Industry co-creation workshop - evaluation of safer gambling products and processes 23 May 2019 On 29 March the Commission's Insight Team hosted a co-creation workshop in London which focused on evaluation
Widespread regulator action results in further £4.5m in penalty packages for online gambling sector 15 May 2019 Four gambling businesses are to pay a total of £4.5m in penalty packages as part of the Gambling Commission's ongoing investigation into the online casino sector.