Episode #2
Episode 2 - Illegal lotteries
Sep 18, 20265 minS3
Online lotteries, giveaways and raffles – what are the red flags, what should we be wary of and, despite the cozy community vibes, is taking part in these illegal?
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Hosted by Unknown Host · Leisure · EN · 23 episodes
Step inside the Gambling Commission and explore the intricacies of regulating gambling in Great Britain. This podcast is designed for professionals and stakeholders in the industry, offering a deep dive into the principles, challenges, and operations behind the regulation of betting, gaming, and lotteries. Why listen? - Learn about the latest developments in gambling regulation. - Gain clarity on compliance expectations and enforcement processes. - Hear directly from the experts driving change within the industry For more information about the Gambling Commission visit the website: https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/public-and-players/home
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Episode #2
Online lotteries, giveaways and raffles – what are the red flags, what should we be wary of and, despite the cozy community vibes, is taking part in these illegal?
Inside the Commission
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Episode #11
In this bumper episode, we hear from Sue and Matt from the Gambling Commission's Lived Experience Advisory Panel. They share candid reflections on their own experiences of gambling harm, and how they see the role of the panel in shaping the work of the Gambling Commission alongside the other advisory groups.
Episode #10
<p>The final episode in our mini series looking at the advisory groups at the commission and how they support the strategic aims of the regulator. Christian McMahon, chair of the digital advisory panel is joined by Andrew Jackson, Head of Secretariat.</p>
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