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Consultation response

Changes to licence conditions and codes of practice on the use of credit cards for gambling

Consultation response January 2020

Published
14 January 2020

Last updated
8 April 2021 - Changes

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  1. Contents
  2. Summary of responses - Changes to licence conditions and codes of practice on the use of credit cards for gambling

Summary of responses - Changes to licence conditions and codes of practice on the use of credit cards for gambling

Contents

  1. Our position The Gambling Commission's position on the use of credit cards for gambling.
  2. The potential impact on those not currently experiencing harm The potential impact on those not currently experiencing harm
  3. Risk of consumers substituting to other high cost forms of borrowing such as payday loans The Gambling Commission's consultation response regarding the risk of consumers taking on high cost forms of borrowing instead of credit cards.
  4. The role of operators in affordable gambling The role of operators in affordable gambling
  5. E-wallets E-wallets
  6. Pre-paid cards
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