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GREF backs CEN gambling-harm markers standard for European jurisdictions

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GREF welcomed CEN’s initiative to develop a standard for monitoring markers of gambling harm, according to a statement. The proposed markers would help operators identify risky or problem gambling behaviour, and compliance would remain voluntary unless regulators require it. EGBA also welcomed the initiative and said the standard was expected to be finalised and published by year-end.

Operators may use the proposed markers to identify gambling harm, but whether compliance is required depends on regulators.

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