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Unlicensed gambling – Using data to identify unlicensed operators

A Gambling Commission paper outlines how it is using data to improve our evidence base around the unlicensed gambling market.

The Commission said:

“This paper also explains how we are using data to obtain insights into the overall scale and dynamics of the unlicensed market. We are taking an iterative approach to development of our use of data that can be implemented quickly and improved over time. As we expand this work, we anticipate further benefits, such as helping us evaluate any knock-on effects from regulatory changes and understanding how these influence consumers use of unlicensed gambling.

“The first iteration of this methodology is subject to several assumptions and limitations and does not capture the whole online unlicensed market. We actively encourage operators and other stakeholders to consider how data they hold could be used to improve this model.”

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