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The Responsible Gambling Strategy Board’s advice on the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms 2019–2022

The Responsible Gambling Strategy Board’s advice on the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms 2019–2022

Published
1 February 2019

Last updated
27 May 2021 - Changes

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  1. Contents
  2. The place where gambling is occurring

The place where gambling is occurring

Contents

  1. Key risks and issues The key issues and risks that we have identified around the places gambling occurs.
  2. What do we know? We have learned a great deal about where gambling occurs and our industry statistics allow us to closely monitor gambling trends.
  3. Accessibility of online gambling The ease of access to online gambling comes with a multitude of risks and we have created guidance on how to tackle these risks.
  4. Advertising
  5. What are the issues - online gambling
  6. What are the issues? Anonymity within premises-based gambling Anonymity within premises-based gambling
  7. What are the issues? - Advertising The Gambling Commission's analysis on gambling advertising and where gambling is occurring.
  8. Case study
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