In a digital age overflowing with subscription models, auto-renewals, and hidden fees, the concept of “just this once” is quietly making a comeback.
Britain's government has launched a formal consultation to overhaul how remote gambling is taxed, a move that could significantly alter the operating landscape for online betting and gaming firms.
The UK’s online gaming industry, a key segment of the country’s digital economy, is facing rising uncertainty as global trade tensions and domestic policy shifts begin to affect its international supply chains and operational costs.
Payment providers are playing an increasingly central role in the UK’s online casino sector, as gambling operators look to boost player trust and streamline withdrawals amid tighter regulatory scrutiny.
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