UK Overhauls Online Gaming Regulation

The Permanent Secretary to the Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) has submitted supplementary evidence…

Though gambling went unmentioned in the UK Chancellor’s budget speech Wednesday, the Office of Budgetary Responsibility…

Bookmaker calls UK’s POC plan an unjustifiable and “deeply flawed” policy proposal.

Consultation with industry into “appropriate measures” for protecting player deposits may lead to changes to UKGC licensing.

Government commits to December 2014 for adopting new legislation, but questions over gambling duty remain.

Closing a loophole in current UK legislation means changes for online poker operators and players.

Draft legislation, proposing the end of the UK whitelist and the adoption of a point of consumption tax, will affect all online poker operators.

William Hill is looking to legally challenge the UK’s plan to switch to a “point of consumption”...

2005 Gambling Act failed to protect players and drove local operators offshore, report finds.

Participating in the lawmaking process for online gambling, pokerfuse chimed in from an online poker player’s perspective.

Known for its progressive view of online gaming, the UK faces financial pressures that could bring it back to the pack.

Ten days to respond to the proposal that, if implemented, would require all poker operators to pay 15% tax on gaming revenue for UK customers.