By The Weekly Edge desk · · Updated
The UK House of Lords Liaison Committee has called for a ban covering gambling advertising, marketing and sports sponsorship, Gambling Insider reported. Its report puts the number of British adults meeting problem gambling criteria at between 1 million and 1.5 million.
UK gambling operators face a proposed ban covering advertising, marketing and sports sponsorship.
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Any change to machine gaming duty could affect Category B machine operators and the high streets where their venues operate.
A possible Machine Games Duty increase could affect investment decisions and the viability of UK casino venues.
The case puts the scope and enforceability of a gambling sponsorship agreement under scrutiny for operators and their commercial partners.
The request concerns tax rates affecting betting shops and other businesses with category B machines.
The planned investment would improve casino operators’ hospitality and entertainment facilities in the UK.