bet365 casino feeling noticeably worse in 2026 - is it just me or did something actually change???

use licensed for the baseline. the protection argument @dunover makes is valid. but if you're playing slots at volume, the rtp differential is now material enough to look at offshore for at least part of your volume - somewhere with strong track record on payouts and player protections even without ukgc oversight. split it and know why you're doing each piece.
 
exact answer gov's model said wouldn't happen. the ukgc's channelisation target assumes players prefer the licensed market sufficiently that rtp compression won't drive migration. we're now watching in real time whether that assumption holds
 
tax doubled. product quality down. players considering offshore. regulator act surprised. curtains down.. any applause??
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reading all this made me think after my mrs noticed her sessions on bet365 running shorter. ended it wondering about remote gaming duty rates and "channelisation"(whatever that is) trajectory and american private equity.
bet365 casino used to just be something you logged into after the match. well i guess not anymore...
 
chapman said:
reading all this made me think after my mrs noticed her sessions on bet365 running shorter. ended it wondering about remote gaming duty rates and "channelisation"(whatever that is) trajectory and american private equity.
bet365 casino used to just be something you logged into after the match. well i guess not anymore...
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100% mate. it used to just work and you didn't have to understand the economics of it to enjoy it. now apparently you do

going to try a couple of sessions on betway and betfair this week and see if the product difference is actually noticeable or if it's all just the same compressed industry
 
well seems like government increases tax to reduce gambling. result-gambling gets worse. that time players investigate offshore so problem gambling moves somewhere with no protections.
so yeah tax collected policy success
 
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