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MGCB offers Michigan residents free access to Gamban blocking software

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The Michigan Gaming Control Board has partnered with Gamban to provide residents free access to gambling-blocking software. Residents can claim licences lasting one to five years, with no self-exclusion enrolment requirement; the software blocks online gambling content, including unregulated sites and social casinos.

The offer provides Michigan residents, including people on state exclusion lists, an additional tool to block online gambling access.

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OHID allocates more than £39m in gambling-harm levy grants

The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) has allocated more than £39m from the statutory gambling-harm levy to grant recipients in Britain. Gambling With Lives received £1.8m and its Chapter One initiative received £3m; the funding has drawn criticism from some industry figures because of the organisation’s advocacy work.

More than £39m from the statutory gambling-harm levy has been earmarked for recipients announced by the British government. Gambling With Lives is among the recipients, and its inclusion has upset some industry figures. OHID has awarded GWL £1.8m.

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