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UK introduces AI monitoring system to detect gambling ads aimed at children
Operators or providers found breaching the rules may have to answer to the Gambling Commission.
ASA rules on Oddschecker and Betway for social media posts
Complaints from University of Bristol researchers instigated an investigation into the posts.
ASA reverses decision to uphold complaints against Ladbucks reward programme
The two complaints had originally argued the term ‘Ladbucks’ would strongly appeal to minors and those ineligible to take part in gambling activity, as well as breached BCAP and CAP Code.
ASA outlines expanded oversight of online advertising in 2025 report
The regulator said it scanned nearly 60 million online ads and secured changes or removals for 22,383 promotions during the year, as it set out priorities including influencer transparency and protections for vulnerable people.
ASA upholds ruling against Gecko Play social media ad
The regulator found the use of humour and analogy trivialised repeated gambling behaviour, despite the inclusion of responsible gambling messaging.
Tip of the iceberg: Should betting tipsters be held to account?
From cherry-picked wins to questionable betting screenshots, social media tipsters are facing increased scrutiny after the Cheltenham Festival. As their influence continues to grow, the industry (and players) are asking whether stronger standards, or even regulation, may be needed.
Are advertising standards ready for AI deepfakes?
The technology is already being used with terrifying ease by members of the public already, but how long is it until advertising standards have to rule against deepfakes being used in illegal campaigns?
ASA labels Betway Lewis Hamilton ad 'irresponsible'
While not featuring Hamilton's face, his name and likeness was deemed to be appealing to under-18s.
ASA deems Midnite Son Heung-min ad 'irresponsible'
The inclusion of the former Tottenham Hotspur player in the X post was deemed to be appealing to under-18s.
ASA upholds ruling against game developers on loot box disclosures
ASA has upheld rulings against Kabam Games, Hutch Games and Nexters Global after finding that their app store listings failed to clearly disclose the presence of loot boxes.
ASA rules against three operators: The blurred definitions of underage protection in marketing
The authority has ruled that advertisements from Betway, Kwiff and Sky Bet were rightfully banned.