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Jack Found

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About Jack

Jack Found has been a professional writer for the past six years, working as a copywriter and content writer before turning his hand to gambling journalism. Alongside this, he teaches creative writing in the evenings and gives literature classes to large groups of vulnerable students who have been excluded from school (usually due to mental health and/or behavioural issues). Jack holds a First-Class Honours degree in Literature with Creative Writing from UEA and spent a year studying folklore in Mexico and the United States.

A former professional parkour athlete, Jack has opted to stop gambling on his own mortality to focus on the gambling industry at large – a bet that, he would say, has paid off. Now well into his journalistic career, he has a keen interest in the legality and morality of gambling, particularly where questions of ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ collide in national law. He also likes to explore responsible gambling efforts, addiction rates, and the ways emerging technologies such as crypto and AI are driving innovation across the industry.

When not writing or teaching, you'll likely find Jack up a tree or scrabbling around in the soil looking for bugs. Though he’s retired from the concrete-splattering antics of his youth, he still loves to hike, run, skate, dance, rock climb, wildcamp and just generally spend as much time surrounded by green stuff as possible.

Latest from Jack

16 pieces
  1. Kyrgyzstan advances proposal to ban binary options as gambling

    Draft amendments would prohibit binary options operations and promotion, restrict the collection of funds and virtual assets, and introduce separate criminal liability for unauthorised lotteries.

    30 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  2. Latvian study calls for clearer gambling advertising rules

    Research commissioned by Latvia’s Ministry of Finance identifies gaps in digital advertising supervision, with younger respondents more likely to report noticing gambling promotions.

    30 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  3. FEJAR calls for mandatory identification across all gambling in Spain

    The federation representing people recovering from gambling problems wants identity checks extended across gambling products and venues to protect minors and self-excluded individuals.

    30 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  4. Las Vegas airport passenger traffic falls 8.4% for September

    Harry Reid International Airport recorded approximately 4.08 million passengers, as declining domestic traffic outweighed growth in international travel.

    30 Oct 2026 · 2 min read
  5. SMF welcomes machine duty rise but questions effect on industry behaviour

    The think tank supports the increase to 25% but says it falls short of the larger rise it proposed to address gambling-related harm.

    28 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  6. MGM Resorts and People Inc amend voting agreement

    The revised agreement sets voting commitments and share-purchase restrictions for MGM’s largest shareholder, while neither party is obliged to pursue a transaction.

    28 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  7. What's next for Brazil? The legal view on Lula's betting ban

    Lula has won another term. Brazil’s betting ban still has to survive Congress and the courts. For operators, the fight now centers on whether prohibition becomes permanent – and what, if anything, can be salvaged…

    26 Oct 2026 · 4 min read
  8. Three defendants sign plea agreements in Romanian betting dispute case

    Bucharest prosecutors have submitted agreements for court approval over an alleged attempt to influence the handling of complaints concerning approximately €100,000 in disputed betting winnings.

    23 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  9. Canada weighs national sports betting advertising framework

    Bill S-211 faces a committee vote as new research documents gambling promotions during NHL broadcasts, while Ontario, Alberta and industry representatives oppose federal intervention.

    23 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
  10. Northern Ireland betting office licences fall to 276 in 2025

    Official statistics show a further decline in betting office licences, alongside lower gambling employment and changes to gaming machine permit categories.

    22 Oct 2026 · 2 min read
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