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GambleAware Calls for Collaboration to Expand Treatment Service

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In an open letter to the House of Lords Social and Economic Impact of the Gambling Industry Committee, GambleAware has clarified its organisational structure and addressed the questions relating to funding agreements with treatment providers.

Marc Etches, CEO of GambleAware, addressed some of the issues raised at the Committee’s session on March 10, which was attended by GamCare CEO Anna Hemmings and Interim Chief Executive of Gordon Moody Association Matthew Hickey.

Etches wrote: “Over the course of this inquiry, the Committee will have hopefully gained a sense of the strong commitment to collaborative working that exists throughout the National Gambling Treatment Service.

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“Specific mechanisms have been put in place to support and underpin this collaboration, and a key aspect of GambleAware’s function as commissioner is to lead the development of those tools and processes.

“It may be helpful to know that GambleAware, the Gambling Commission and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have agreed a programme of work to develop an inspection regime for gambling treatment service, which CQC is set to carry out.

“The development phase of this work is being disrupted by COVID-19, but we hope to make a formal announcement of how this will be undertaken as soon as possible. Independent inspection by the CQC will provide us, and all interested parties, with an authoritative assessment of the quality of services.

In the Select Committee on the Social and Economic Impact of the Gambling Industry meeting on March 10, the Committee heard evidence from treatment providers, which primarily considered the accessibility and effectiveness of problem gambling treatments that are currently available.

In its remit, the Committee seeks to establish ‘reliable facts’ on unique gambling industry factors and dynamics, with the purpose of developing better regulatory frameworks and future oversight.

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Etches continued: “We also want to make clear that the relationship between provider and commissioner is a wholly collaborative one. It does not involve the former pleading for funding from the latter, as was perhaps suggested during the session (and which we do not feel represents either our aims or work in practice). Co-design runs throughout our work, with providers and commissioners contributing their respective perspectives and insights to initiatives to improve and develop gambling treatment.

“The Committee also spent some time discussing the Grant Agreements that GambleAware has with treatment providers, and there seemed to be a concern these agreements are being used to enforce monopsony. I want to reassure you that this is not the case.

“As an independent charity, GambleAware needs to be able to account for its expenditure. Trustees would be failing in their duty if GambleAware was giving money to a particular activity that was simultaneously being funded from another source, i.e. ‘double-funded’.

“Also, we are keen to ensure that the Grant Agreements do not stifle innovation, or additional investment. This is demonstrated, for example, in the funding from NHS England to support both the Problem Gambling Clinic based at Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust and the NHS Northern Gambling Service being run by the Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, over and above the preexisting, continuing funding from GambleAware.

“GambleAware is committed to ensuring the success and expansion of the National Gambling Treatment Service and the prevention and research activity supporting it. This will require continued collaboration with treatment providers (alongside national health agencies, local authorities, and others), which continues to be at the heart of our approach.”

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BetMGM UK partners with Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.

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LeoVegas Group is happy to announce a new multi-year partnership with Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C., which will see the leading sports betting brand BetMGM becoming the club’s Official European Betting Partner. The Group has been a partner of the club since the 2023/2024 season, successfully boosting international brand awareness and recognition of the Group’s brands. 

The new partnership will see BetMGM feature on Wolves’ double row pitch-side LED advertising system, static branding sites, and media interview backdrops at Molineux Stadium and the Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground for the 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 seasons.

Russell Jones, GM Marketing & Commercial Growth at Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. said “We’re delighted to announce this partnership with BetMGM UK, and thank them for their support as we head into the 24/25 Premier League season.

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“Their support is invaluable to the club as we look to expand our portfolio of commercial partners and we look forward to working with the BetMGM team over the next two seasons.

Sam Behar, UK Director BetMGM, said “It’s been almost a year since we started collaborating with Wolves, and we are very excited to continue this successful, awareness-boosting partnership for the next two years. Wolves are one of the most established clubs in the Premier League, and we can’t wait to see them in the first game of the season against Arsenal in August!”

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BETBY RELEASES REPORT ON CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2023/2024 BETTING TRENDS

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BETBY, a leading provider of B2B sportsbook solutions, has unveiled a detailed analysis of betting trends observed during the Champions League 2023/2024 season, focusing extensively on the climactic final match between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund. This report offers valuable insights into the intricate relationship between player behavior and betting activities within one of football’s most prestigious tournaments.

Of particular interest is the scrutiny of the final showdown between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.

The report covers various key aspects, including:

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Segmentation of Overall Betting Volume: Analysis of the total volume of bets placed throughout the Champions League 2023/2024 season.

Types of Bets: Examination of the most popular types of bets placed by viewers and bettors during the tournament.

Evolution of Betting Odds: Insights into how betting odds fluctuated across different stages of the tournament, including pre-match and live betting markets.

Player Performance Impact: Assessment of how individual player performances influenced betting patterns and market dynamics.

Final Match Focus: Detailed exploration of betting behaviors and market shifts during the high-stakes final match between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.

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Huawei Mobile Services Launches Summer-Exclusive AppGallery and HUAWEI Mobile Cloud Deals

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To ring in the summertime celebrations, HUAWEI Mobile Services is hosting two exclusive campaigns for AppGallery and HUAWEI Mobile Cloud users.

AppGallery, a top 3 app distribution platform worldwide, is offering a promotion for all Android users. Split into two seasons, Season 1 runs from 20 June to 23 July, while Season 2 runs from 24 July to 28 August, with over 100k prizes up for grabs!

What’s more, leading cloud service brand, HUAWEI Mobile Cloud, is treating non-paid active users to an early Cloud Christmas. From 1 July to 4 August, Santa is leaving out gifts for everyone in a sure-win lucky draw – whether you have been naughty or nice.

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A Summer of Gifts on AppGallery for Android Users

Celebrate the summer with AppGallery with a choice between downloading a set of apps on AppGallery to collect points and directly exchanging them for gifts; or downloading a set of apps in AppGallery to participate in the lucky draw!

In Season 1, prizes include the Huawei Matebook Series, Huawei smartphones, and Huawei Watch Series. Come Season 2, you have rewards like a Dyson Airwrap, DJI Mini 4K (Drone), and all the latest Huawei products including the Huawei Watch Fit 3.

Wondering how to participate? All Android users simply have to do is download AppGallery and HMS Core, and create an ID. The campaign is open to a whopping 26 countries – more details at the end.

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Christmas Comes Early for HUAWEI Mobile Cloud Non-Paid Users

This July, HUAWEI Mobile Cloud is manifesting a very merry Christmas with something in store for every non-paid user who joins in.

In the sure-win lucky draw, everyone walks away a winner – simply purchase any Cloud plan to participate! The incredible Cloud Christmas draw will offer 82 HUAWEI devices and more up for grabs. Santa’s gift list includes the HUAWEI Nova 11 Pro, HUAWEI Matepad 11, HUAWEI Watch GT 4, HUAWEI Watch GT 2 Pro, and UK Paysafecards worth up to 100£.

Finally, a sweet Package Offer is also available, including up to 50% off on a 2TB Monthly Plan, 30% off on a Yearly Plan, a free 200GB Plan for the first month, and much more!

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For further information on Season 2 of the Summer Campaign, stay tuned to updates on AppGallery, the official Huawei app store.

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