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Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner agrees £45,000 settlement with unnamed licensee

Enforcement & compliance

Gibraltar’s Gambling Commissioner finalised a £45,000 regulatory settlement with an unnamed licensee after finding weaknesses in customer-protection controls, including those for players aged 18–24. The operator admitted that it failed to apply an internally adjusted net deposit limit and attributed the oversight to human error; the regulator said it found no evidence of money laundering or terrorist financing.

Operators may need to review the effectiveness of younger-customer safeguards, deposit-limit procedures and remediation work.

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ASA bans Casumo ad over gambling responsibility rules

The UK Advertising Standards Authority banned a Casumo digital advert after finding that it breached social responsibility rules. The advert encouraged consumers to increase their participation in gambling, the ASA said.

The ASA banned a Casumo ad that encouraged “socially irresponsible” behaviour. The advertising watchdog’s AI monitoring system detected the advert.

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