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BetBlocker International receives €20,000 for gambling-harm research and tools

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BetBlocker International received €20,000 at ICE Barcelona ’26, according to the organisation’s representative. Pedro Romero said the donation would help fund research and the development of tools for people at risk of gambling-related harm. BetBlocker International said it supported more than 300,000 active users worldwide in 2025.

The donation funds research and harm-minimisation tools for people at risk of gambling-related harm.

End-of-day close Betsson (BETS B), SEK, to 30 October 2026
Story date3 August 202630 October 2026

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