European Gaming and Betting Association asks European Commission to standardize gambling laws

The betting sector is regulated entirely by national policies "Only 14 EU countries have adopted a national self-exclusion register, and only 13 require 'no underage betting' signs on advertisements," EGBA secretary general Maarten Haijer said.
The betting sector is regulated entirely by national policies "Only 14 EU countries have adopted a national self-exclusion register, and only 13 require 'no underage betting' signs on advertisements," EGBA secretary general Maarten Haijer said.

EGBA urges for 'common-sense' markers of harm standard

Submission from Unibet Group plc

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CEN approves EGBA proposal for European standard on markers of gambling-related harm

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As legal gambling surges, some states want to teach teens about the risks –

European Organization for Gaming Law