How long it takes to increase a deposit limit (UK gambling)
At least 24 hours, then a confirmation step. RTS requirement 12D, read from the Gambling Commission's own page. Reductions take effect immediately.
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Gross deposit limit vs net deposit limit: UK gambling rules
From 30 September 2026 only a gross limit may be called a 'deposit limit' in UK online gambling. RTS 12B wording and the Commission's worked example.
The complaints and ADR route, reviewed as a redress mechanism
What a British bettor actually has when a settled bet goes wrong: code provision 6.1.1, an eight-week ceiling, and a free referral to an approved ADR provider. Assessed on must, should, and one threshold.
QuinnBet settles at £609,104, and the money goes to the Consolidated Fund
A section 116 review of QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited is being concluded by regulatory settlement rather than a fine. The destination question this desk left open in August had already been decided on 22 July.
The Premier League's front-of-shirt withdrawal, assessed as Rule M.29
The 2023 pledge stopped being a pledge. It is now a written League rule with anti-avoidance limbs, a published register of every club's gambling deals, and a complaints route ending outside the League. What that machinery reaches, and what it leaves untouched.
Holland Park Leisure fined £150,000 for staying outside the self-exclusion scheme
An Adult Gaming Centre operator with three Leicester premises stayed out of a multi-operator self-exclusion scheme until its licence was suspended. The Commission has now put a price on that.
Three waves of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain, reviewed as an evidence base
The GSGB now has three comparable annual waves and 20,775 respondents in the latest one. What it can carry into a policy argument, what it cannot, and why one figure keeps being misused.
The CAP gambling code, assessed as an enforcement instrument
The advertising rulebook read as machinery rather than principle: what Sections 16 and 8 actually oblige, what the 2026 rulings show it catching, and where a complaint-led instrument runs out of reach.