The Responsible Online Gaming Association announced a partnership with BetBlocker, making the software available in the United States. ROGA plans to feature it on its website and promote it through other channels, and will consider offering it through member operators.
The partnership adds a voluntary tool for restricting access to gambling sites and apps in the US.
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FanDuel has expanded its partnership with Kindbridge Behavioral Health to add assessments, education and treatment resources to its responsible gaming programme. FanDuel said more than 6,000 customers completed a voluntary survey in March 2026; the expanded arrangement also offers a complimentary mental health assessment when customers self-exclude.
Casino Guru Academy has launched a free online course on self-exclusion practices for iGaming operators, developed with input from BetBlocker International. The training includes a 30-day implementation guide and draws on a 2025 code of practice, the company said.
JVH gaming & entertainment announced a partnership with BetBlocker, saying it is the first land-based gambling provider in the Netherlands to work with the blocking-software service. JVH said it would direct visitors seeking additional protection to the tool; the partnership’s specific arrangements were not disclosed.
Leicester City renewed its partnership with BC.Game, which is not licensed in the UK, prompting criticism from safer-gambling advocates and supporters. BetBlocker founder Duncan Garvie said the deal could confuse consumers about which gambling sites are regulated; Leicester and BC.Game said the platform is unavailable to UK players.
BetBlocker said it will work with Clarion Gaming as its charity partner across ICE Barcelona, iGB Affiliates and iGB L!VE in 2025. The charity plans to provide safer gambling content and messaging at the events, according to its announcement.