Killing the Golden Goose: APCW Perspectives for 6 September 2024

[APCW]

Killing the Golden Goose

Affordability checks have launched in the United Kingdom,
and they are everything we hoped they would not be.
Plus, a gambling CEO is also speaking out on the over-regulation
of our industry, and we share a new affiliate program interview.

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Welcome BTC365 Partners: https://www.apcw.org/affiliate-program/btc365-partners
APCW Interviews Cellxpert: https://www.apcw.org/video/apcw-interviews-cellxpert
UKGC Financial Risk Checks: https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.u...s-consultation
Affordability Checks Pilot: https://deal.town/igaming-business/3...ors-F38NGZALNA
CEO on Over-regulation: https://igamingbusiness.com/sports-b...ports-content/

[universal4]

Great show as always.

And don't worry, if it was a black widow or yellow sac, they are usually only dangerous if they bite you, haven't heard much about issues if you EAT them.


Rick
Universal4

[NoDepositCasinos]

I don’t think these checks will stop players who bet over £1,000. They’ll just comply or find other alternatives (which actually puts vulnerable players at even greater risk).

By the way, thanks for adding subtitles. I am not a native English speaker, and they make it easier for me to understand the whole video better.

[ocreditor]

The limits on the amount of the bet allowed to avoid a "rectal examination," as you well described it, are simply unbelievable.
This means only one thing, they just want to check everyone and they are not interested in protecting players and certainly not protecting the privacy of the citizens... and the continuation of this is well known..

Thanks for the great show- No bug can beat you!

[newcustomeroffer]

You should enjoy this article in relation to affordability checks JT with a punter losing a massive 4 pence per day being targeted: https://www.racingpost.com/news/gamb...-aNxLi4v4YOif/

[NoDepositCasinos]

You should enjoy this article in relation to affordability checks JT with a punter losing a massive 4 pence per day being targeted: https://www.racingpost.com/news/gamb...-aNxLi4v4YOif/

Thanks for sharing the article; it's worth a read. The story borders on the absurd, and unless it's to prove your point, I don't understand why Lane took it so far as to provide so much personal information.

These kinds of measures have no sense, benefit no one, confuse the general public, and ultimately push those genuinely at risk into other markets.