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Italian authorities seize €25m in assets in scratchcard fraud case
Italian financial police have seized assets worth more than €25 million in a case involving five former employees accused of using confidential data to identify winning scratchcards.
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Premier League gambling shirt ban leaves widespread advertising exposure
A University of Bristol study suggests the Premier League’s front-of-shirt gambling sponsorship ban has left substantial advertising exposure through pitchside boards, sleeves and training kits.
L & L Europe agrees £900,000 settlement over withdrawal delays
L & L Europe has agreed to pay £900,000 after a Gambling Commission review uncovered unfair withdrawal restrictions, anti-money laundering weaknesses and safer-gambling failures.
Betting shop customers combine visits with wider high street spending
New YouGov research highlights the links between betting shop visits and wider high-street activity, as the gambling industry makes its case against further tax rises.
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