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Gambling companies to withdraw advertising

By Mark Evans
06/12/2018

The UK’s main gambling companies have voluntarily agreed to a ban on television advertising during live sports broadcasts. The Remote Gambling Association (RGA), including firms such as Bet365 and Ladbrokes has responded to criticism from anti-gambling groups and MPS and introduced the ban to all sports events except horseracing.

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