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Gambling Ad Compliance During FIFA World Cup in Australia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 2
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What happened

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Gambling operators are using sponsorship to maintain visibility during the FIFA World Cup in Australia. Bet365 sponsors SBS’ World Cup coverage, and its advertisements comply with existing Australian laws and regulations. These laws require gambling ads not to be shown from five minutes before a game until five minutes after it ends, during the period of 5 am to 8 am.

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Why it matters

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The use of sponsorship by wagering operators is a method of promotion that allows gambling companies to maintain visibility despite advertising bans during live sport.

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How it developed

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  1. GCI produced a report on unregulated gambling in Europe, while Derek Webb founded the Campaign for Fairer Gambling.Sub-event
  2. BLIK is blocking payments to sites identified by the Polish Ministry of Finance as part of new national gambling market standards.Sub-event
  3. Legislative body reviews gambling reform bills.Sub-event
  4. Brazil and Australia are driving global changes in online gambling regulation and age assurance policies.Sub-event
  5. Upcoming stricter gambling regulations.1 source

Coverage

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