Perspectives Weekly Videos


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30 April 2021	Industry regulations and recovery As American gaming makes a fast and strong recovery from the pandemic, casinos in Europe still struggle. Plus, could tougher, stricter gambling regulations in the U.K. actually make the industry more valuable?
23 April 2021	Anniversaries and reviews The U.K. Government is set to investigate the failure of the Football Index, and the actions of the Gambling Commission is response to the collapse.
16 April 2021	UK betting shops reopen The long awaited opening of betting shops in the U.K. has finally happened, albeit with some restrictions in place. And as customers return to the shops, there's talk of banning gambling adverts in the London Underground.
9 April 2021	Studies, warnings and a thesaurus J. Todd looks at a study for online gambling warning labels, as well as the new "corporate strategy" for the U.K. Gambling Commission
2 April 2021	Data, surveys and big brother This week we're looking at the Orwellian new system from Entain which promises to identify players with potential gambling problems. Plus, fresh data and surveys from the U.K. Gambling Commission and GambleAware.
26 March 2021	What we know and don't know It looks as if the fight for online gambling in the U.S. may be coming to an end, as the folks at the Justice Department lost their latest appeal.
19 March 2021	Changes at the top of the UKGC It's been a year of big changes, from pandemic lock downs to the review of the U.K. Gambling Act. Now, another big change has come to the British Gambling Commission.
12 March 2021	Polls, surveys and shafts J. Todd covers online gambling surveys from both the UKGC and the Betting and Gaming Council. Also, a legal challenge was filed by the British Amusement Catering Trade Association over the delayed openings of U.K. casinos.
5 March 2021	A new hope Online gambling news from the U.K. finds John Whittingdale, the Minister at the DCMS, now overseeing the Gambling Act review. We examine why this could be a good thing for our industry.
26 February 2021	Shooting sparrows with cannons Our industry has been under fire in the U.K. for quite a while. And now, it looks as if the Irish want to pile on as well.
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