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10 November 2023	Targeting bonuses and free bets If you thought all the craziness of gambling reform in the U.K. was over, you were wrong. With credit cards blocked, advertising restrictions in place, and affordability checks on the way, what else could they do to cripple the industry? How about targeting bonuses and free bets?
3 November 2023	Accelerating stupidity The stupidity of the U.K.'s Affordability Checks seems to be accelerating, as GamCare has now chimed in with their opinion (as if we cared). This while the UKGC seems to be doubling down on their enforcement efforts. Plus, we have a look ahead to the SiGMA Europe event in Malta.
27 October 2023	Scary online gambling thoughts Just in time for Halloween, J. Todd is back to discuss the growing stupidity of the U.K. Gambling Commission and and their affordability checks. Andrew Rhodes is the leader of the nut house and out front defending their actions.
20 October 2023	Broken clocks and mandatory levies J. Todd has returned from the Global Gaming Expo to find a new mandatory levy staring British operators in the face. Plus, moral objections to online gambling from the Netherlands.
13 October 2023	Reporting from G2E 2023 J.Todd is with Gary Trask from Casino City, reporting from the floor of the Global Gaming Expo. Todd talks about news from the forum and the current situation in Las Vegas. Trask speaks to current online gambling talk at the conference.
6 October 2023	The UKGC spin doctors The U.K. Gambling Commission continues its offensive by attacking the Department of Health. This is just the latest in a recent string of attacks that the folks at the Commission have carried out against those they believe oppose its agenda.
29 September 2023	The UK, Chile and LeoVegas We've got the latest on the situation in Chile, as the government has now begun blocking gambling websites. Plus, updates on the White paper situation in the U.K., and LeoVegas has decided to stop paying affiliate commissions on some players.
27 September 2023	APCW Interviews: Rewards Affiliates London 2023 J. Todd and his "partner in crime", Renee from Rewards Affiliates, got together for their traditional interview. They update what's going on with the program and talk about player retention and program integrity.
22 September 2023	War, vandalism, and affordability checks The U.K. Gambling Commission is now referring to affordability checks as "enhanced financial risk assessments," but folks at the Betting and Gaming Council and the Racing Post are having none of it. Now, the Commission is saying that even affordability checks may not be enough.
15 September 2023	Challenging UKGC authority The U.K. Gambling Commission continues to push affordability checks, and no one seems to think they're a good idea. This begs the question of the Commission's authority to institute rules which seem to fly in the face of basic personal privacy. We also wonder why the Australian government seems so enamored with the British government.