Gamstop surpasses 250,000 registrations | Responsible gambling
Gamstop has announced more than 250,000 people have now signed up to the initiative since its launch three years ago.
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Gamstop has announced more than 250,000 people have now signed up to the initiative since its launch three years ago.
Gamstop reports increase in self-exclusion as punters turn towards online gambling verticals Share April 14, 2021 Gamstop has reported a 21% increase in the number of bettors utilising the self-exclusion tool during February, as revealed by the Guardian. The national self-exclusion scheme now has nearly 200,000 sign-ups, with 326 new registrants recorded on 22 February, a single-day record for the organisation. “With the rate of registrants continuing to rise, I would urge anybody putting self-exclusion from online gambling in place through Gamstop to also seek treatment,” said Fiona ...
WHYY By Katrina Janco February 28, 2021 Kelli Aceto and Steve Radie from Audubon Peer to Peer Aid pose at the group's pantry in Audubon, N.J. on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021. (Miguel Martinez for WHYY) As need for food and basic supplies has dramatically increased since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic a year ago, a number of different mutual aid organizations across South Jersey have risen to the occasion to help their neighbors in need. Adam Sheridan, Katie Ingersoll, and other progressive organizers formed the South Jersey Mutual Aid Network in response to the difficulties some residents and...