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Withdrawing Winnings – Key T&CS When it comes to casino withdrawals terms and conditions, some are more relevant than others. Here, we take a look at some of the most important things to look out for in the T&Cs: Withdrawal limits: Casinos set limits on how much can be withdrawn from an account within a

Understanding Blackjack Basics Before we talk about luck vs. skill in blackjack, we’ll run through the basics of the game. Blackjack is a card-comparing game where you’re up against the dealer. Whoever gets the closest to 21 without going over 21 wins the game. In a typical game of blackjack, you receive two cards, and

View image in fullscreen UK public support ban on gambling ads at sports events, says charity GambleAware says government has ‘overlooked’ the problem and calls for pre-watershed advertising ban The UK’s leading gambling charity has called on the next government to ban betting advertising at sports events and on pre-watershed television, citing research that indicates

View image in fullscreen Tory business minister bet on Conservatives winning election Kevin Hollinrake says he placed bet some months ago and some ‘may think that’s foolhardy’ but it’s ‘nobody’s business’ UK election live – latest updates A minister has said he bet on the Conservatives winning the election, but said gambling on the result

View image in fullscreen Sunak continues his fighting talk. At this stage it’s more of a surrender message Prime minister’s campaign has become the only spectacle less appealing than England at the Euros “I will never stop fighting for this country,” ran Rishi Sunak’s morning message to a nation that, if the polls are to

The number of Metropolitan police officers under investigation over bets on the timing of the general election has risen to at least seven, the force has said. On Tuesday the Met said six officers were being investigated – of whom one was the close protection officer who was arrested. The other five, who were not

About the author Name Luke Garrison Job Agate Editor for The Canadian Press Luke Garrison is a professional writer who grew up just outside of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He currently works at the Canadian Press and enjoys the outdoors in his free time. Canadian bettors, and sports bettors everywhere, should be able to bet in

View image in fullscreen A racing certainty? What a Labour government would mean for the sport British Horseracing Authority says it has been preparing for a change of government for many months Few could have guessed when the field came under starter’s orders for the general election in May that betting and the Gambling Commission

View image in fullscreen Against all odds, it seems we hate to see bookmakers losing David Mitchell Bookies are the victims of the parliamentary betting scandal, but do they deserve our sympathy? Shall we make this interesting? You must be hoping I will. So, come on, let’s spice things up, introduce a bit of financial

View image in fullscreen Tory minister who placed three bets on election date in line for Sunak peerage Scottish secretary Alister Jack under consideration for post-election dissolution honours A Conservative cabinet minister who admitted placing three bets on the date of the general election is in line for a peerage as part of Rishi Sunak’s

Why is Account Verification for Casino Withdrawals Important? Players at online casinos can get frustrated when they have to wait a while for their winnings. Indeed, there is little more annoying than an online casino that seems to be dragging its heels in this area. An issue that can often result in delays for casino

View image in fullscreen Analysis Election betting scandal revealed the niche market of political gambling in UK Rob Davies Though the betting often interests few outside Westminster, leaders must be clear on where opportunity for impropriety really lies Until the past few weeks, online casinos and bookmakers have made handy villains for an under-pressure government.

We will go through GST’s controversial levy and the expected impact of the increased gambling tax in India. We will also provide detailed information regarding public response and what representatives of the Indian gambling industry think of the situation. Feel free to use the links below that will take you to a relevant section of

View image in fullscreen Cosy ties and £400,000 in political donations: why Labour has a gambling problem Labour talked tough on regulation in its manifesto, but questions have been raised about how it will proceed with legislation if it comes into office In February 2020, with the race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader

Early Origins Like most other casino games, the history of blackjack is quite long. A few centuries long, in fact. The game we know as blackjack today has changed quite a lot from the original version. In other words, the very first version of blackjack was somewhat different to the modern one. However, it had

At the start of the election, the Tories said Rishi Sunak wanted to debate Keir Starmer every week for all six weeks. It was a daft proposal that was never going to be accepted, and at time it felt like a clumsy ploy to make Starmer looked scared when he said no. After tonight, you

At the weekend Pat McFadden, Labour’s national campaign coordinator, wrote a letter to the Gambling Commission asking it to name people under investigating in relation to the election date betting allegations. He said it was in the public interest for the names to be released. Andrew Rhodes, chief executive of the commission, has replied to

What is Celebrity Endorsement in Online Gambling? Celebrities can shape trends, attitudes, and behaviors, making them powerful agents in society. Their lifestyles and choices are often emulated by fans, who see them as role models. However, this influence also carries responsibility, as it can impact the values and decisions of impressionable youth. Gambling Statistics for

Good morning. We’re at the start of the last full week of the general election campaign, and Rishi Sunak’s campaign, which has been calamity-struck since he announced it soaking wet in a downpour, is still embroiled in the election date betting scandal. Here is our overnight story by Eleni Courea and Matthew Weaver. Pressure on

View image in fullscreen Betting scandal as bad for Tories as Partygate, says Michael Gove ‘It looks like one rule for them and one rule for us,’ the levelling up, housing and communities secretary suggests The election betting row is as damaging to the Conservatives as the Partygate scandal, Michael Gove has said. The levelling