UKGC establishes three-year, five-point strategic plan

[The Buzz]

ICYMI last week, the United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) introduced a three-year, five-point strategy which is says is designed to make the gambling market “fairer and safer for consumers.”

In summary, the commission says that the plan is of interest to consumers, gambling businesses and others and sets out the regulator’s focus and commitment in five priority areas:

1. Protecting the interests of consumers - for example, the Commission expects operators to intervene to make play safe and to protect consumers at risk. There will also be tougher and broader sanctions on operators (including lotteries) who fail to treat customers fairly and make gambling safe.
2. Preventing harm to consumers and the public – for example, the Commission expects consumers to be provided with more information about gambling and its risks, and better controls to manage their gambling.
3. Raising standards in the gambling market – for example, the Commission expects effective and independent arrangements to resolve consumer complaints and disputes.
4. Optimising returns to good causes from lotteries – for example, the Commission will regulate in a way that delivers a healthy National Lottery for customers and good causes, and plan for the competition for a new licence to be awarded for 2023.
5. Improving the way the Commission regulates – for example, the Commission will improve the way it taps into consumer and public issues to inform action; it will help industry comply but take precautionary action where necessary, and will give independent and well evidenced advice to government on gambling and its impact.

Click here to read entire report

[Cash Bonus]

ICYMI last week, the United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) introduced a three-year, five-point strategy which is says is designed to make the gambling market “fairer and safer for consumers.”

In summary, the commission says that the plan is of interest to consumers, gambling businesses and others and sets out the regulator’s focus and commitment in five priority areas:



Click here to read entire report

This is great news for players all around the world!

This should sort out a lot of problems that are currently in the gambling industry and it will surely set some things straight for people.

[Triple7]

So far UKGC didn't solve too much. Just a lot of work for affiliates and casinos, while tons of **** brands still are having a UK license.