BCLC webinar: How financial institutions can support customers with safer gambling – Gambling Insider – In-depth Analysis for the Gaming Industry

TheBritish Columbia Lottery Corporation recently conducted the first of two virtual pre-conference sessions, namedBanking on a Different Perspective: The Financial Industrys Role in Safer Gambling.Below is an extract from the webinar sent to Gambling Insider: Financial-services firms are in a unique position to not only support the financial wellbeing of their customers but also their…

Gambling Related Suicides May Force Indian State Of Kerala To Ban iGaming – Legal Gambling News

iGaming operators have been keeping a close watch on the fast growing Indian online gaming market which has become bigger with every passing year. The COVID-19 lockdown worked well for Indian online gaming operators as they witnessed a significant boost in new player registrations and player traffic during the 2020 lockdown. However, the sudden increase…

Crown tightens money transfer rules as licence review looms – Sydney Morning Herald

The inquiry heard that the ANZ and Commonwealth banks had shut down some accounts after Crown patrons used them to make a string of suspicious cash transactions totalling hundreds of thousands of dollars. The accounts were held through two shell companies Crown set up called Southbank Investments and Riverbank Investments, the inquiry heard. Gamblers transfer…

Nottingham Tramlink contractor swindled almost £60k in season ticket funds to pay gambling debts – Nottinghamshire Live

A former British Army worker and external contractor for Nottingham Tramlink swindled almost 60,000 after his gambling debt “spiralled out of control”. Paul Cooksey fraudulently accessed the funds through 23 different transactions, retaining season ticket funds from private companies or individuals under Tramlink’s Tram2Work scheme. The 43-year-old was initially uncovered by the company as part…

Nottingham tram contractor from Keyworth sentenced after £50,000 fraud charges | West Bridgford Wire | West – West Bridgford Wire

An external contractor working for Nottingham Tramlink swindled nearly 60,000 to pay towards gambling losses and to pay off credit card debts that were spiralling out of control. The 43-year-old left the army, his marriage broke down, he lost his friends, had to move house and started gambling. Paul Cooksey, of Keyworth, was charged with…