All-Party Parliamentary Group Remains Concerned about Links Between Gambling Advertising and Problem Gambling in the UK

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All-Party Parliamentary Group Remains Concerned about Links Between Gambling Advertising and Problem Gambling in the UK
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The All-Party Parliamentary Group has written to the Parliament to express its concerns over the new forms of online gambling available in the UK. The Group also shared its concern with the Parliamentary answer regarding the link between problem gambling and gambling advertising. The group also believes the authorities should not base their entire position on one study from seven years ago. It also thinks the Government needs to take an informed approach in its policy towards problem betting.

All-Party Parliamentary Group is concerned about links between gambling advertising and problem gambling in the UK. The Group believes the Government's review of the 2005 Gambling Act should also include new forms of online gambling. The current law is outdated and does not meet the requirements for the sector's regulation in a digital era. It is also concerned that social casinos and slot streaming are not officially categorised as gambling activities. They are also worried about the opportunity of placing multiple in-play bets on e-sports events.