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Lotteritilsynet identifies Norsk Tipping marketing breach and five improvement areas

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Source: Lotteritilsynet (Norway)

Norway’s Lotteritilsynet said its review found Norsk Tipping’s overall gambling advertising at an appropriate level, while identifying one breach and five areas for improvement. The breach concerned casino-game advertising; the authority also called for more realistic presentation of winning chances and smaller prizes in free competitions.

Norsk Tipping must address the identified marketing breach and improvement areas under the regulator’s review.

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