HeyJaredJon Bruford
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Funding: Damned if you do, damned if you don’t (opens the original)
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Funding – for lots of things, but specifically for gambling addiction research and treatment – is a really thorny problem. I mean, it isn’t, or it shouldn’t be. But the reality is very different. I remember seeing, with my own innocent eyes, a critic of the industry on Twitter (when it still was) saying how the industry should be paying toward research and treatment for gambling addiction. One week later, the same critic was saying how the industry should not be allowed anywhere near funding for
Holland Casino CEO: Dutch public sentiment towards gambling is negative, but sector's black market battle is good news (opens the original)
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One of Europe’s best-known casino operators, Holland Casino runs 13 locations in the country, offering a mix of table games and slots. Amsterdam carries two casinos, while the rest are scattered around, with a slight emphasis in the south, near the Netherlands’ border with Germany. The operator has no international locations. Well, it’s a state monopoly, after all. Holland Casino was also one of the first operators to launch online when the market legalised in 2021, with Petra de Ruiter joining
Morals in gambling journalism and why they matter (opens the original)
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The gambling industry is a tricky one to describe in some ways. It’s kind of a grey area. It bridges the area between wanting people to have the freedom to choose what they do, and keeping those same people safe from harm. Not everyone gets this, and most of those people are not generally gamblers. They don’t understand how anyone could find this fun. But that’s not really what we’re here for right now. The point about gambling is, it’s morally quite grey, and the shade depends on where you’re s
How could the gig economy impact direct-to-consumer scratchcard sales? (opens the original)
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Recently, I saw a news story that got me pondering about an issue I hadn’t even given a passing thought to. It was announced back in early June that Allwyn, the UK national lottery retailer, had a new partnership with Scoot, a “rapid delivery platform” that brings shopping to people’s homes. One (of the many) thing(s) that I did not know, is that lottery operators in the UK have in fact been doing this for some time with other service suppliers or outlets, notably Tesco and Morrisons, two of the
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