Recent content by webzcas

yup Merkur and Admiral arcades everywhere now. Every high street dead zone with bookies charity shops and these gambling places. Depressing state of uk towns.

Self exclusion failure rate is damning. 1 out of 14 actually enforced it seems sysstem completely broken. Nothing personal just profit huh?

next they'll want therapy records and DNA samples probably.

this government treats everyone like children who can't make their own decisions. online safety act monitoring what you say on social media and now financial surveillance on gambling deposits. digital ID cards they've been pushing all year saying it's for convenience all connected. they say it's...

listen Rodemanas ihad something similar happen few years back, won around £2400 and cashed out little first. instagot the vip upgrade email with 20% cashback offer. sounded amazing at the time so long story short I kept playing trying to maximize the cashback and nearly lost the whole lot. got...

macau is smart focusing on mass market. high roller business always risky cos it depends on few rich people who might disappear overnight. plus mass market probably brings more tourism spending outside casinos - hotels restaurants shopping etc

visited gelsinki few times and locals definitely use offshore sites more than veikkaus. theyre more for lottery and sports betting but even then the odds are poor compared to pinnacle or asian books

heard operators can reduce fines by 25% if they self-report violations. basically encouraging snitching on yourself lmao

you see Bill problem is most innovation now happens at big tech companies but not gambling sites. crypto casinos used to pioneer new payment methods, game mechanics, user interfaces. now they just wait for someone else to develop tech theyll copy

customer acquisition point is key. most casual players find sites through ads not by searching for ways around blocks and thats why cutting off adverts basically cuts off new customer flow 💸

though about that too shadow but probably separate licenses unfortunately. gambling regulation still mostly national level in eu but at least irish players will finally have proper protection starting next year. baby steps but still somethin

about time! ireland was like the wild west for gambling. no proper oversight at all and hopefully means better consumer protection and maybe some competition for the big uk operators

wow this could completely change the gambling landscape. so this is huge now offshore operators gonna have to rely on affiliate marketing and direct traffic only

Kayah thats why ive already moved most my action to non-uk sites that still have decent bonuses the irony is ukgc wanted to protect consumers but ended up pushing us toward less regulated options

basically impossible to get money back once evolution says the hand played normally mate