Operators told a supplier’s RTS breach report does not cover them
The Gambling Commission says B2C operators affected by remote technical standards breaches must file their own notifications, even when their B2B supplier has already reported.
The Gambling Commission says B2C operators affected by remote technical standards breaches must file their own notifications, even when their B2B supplier has already reported.
Anthony Lee, Laura Lee and Amy Hind receive suspended custodial sentences, unpaid work and a 12-month online gambling ban for cheating under section 42 of the Gambling Act.
The operator behind allbritishcasino.com, casinocasino.com and hypercasino.com held up payouts with unfair terms and late checks, and also fell short on AML and safer gambling.
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