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📺 Advertising Rulings

Browse all advertising rulings from the ASA (Advertising Standards Authority) involving gambling operators.

Showing 51 advertising rulings

RTSB Ltd
5 November 2025
Not upheld

RTSB Ltd faced accusations for not following advertising rules, but the ruling decided that their actions were acceptable and did not uphold the complaints. This means that for gamblers, the advertising from RTSB Ltd will continue as is, and there won't be any changes to how they promote their services. Essentially, players can expect to see the same types of promotions and messages from them.

Dribble Media Ltd
1 November 2025
Upheld

Dribble Media Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their services properly. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that gamblers like you are better protected from misleading promotions. This means you should expect clearer and more honest information when you see ads for online gambling.

WHG (International) Ltd
29 October 2025
Upheld

WHG (International) Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their gambling services properly. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that customers like you get clearer and more responsible information about gambling. This is meant to protect players and make sure they are aware of the risks involved.

Bonne Terre Ltd
22 October 2025
Upheld

Bonne Terre Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they likely misled customers about their online gambling services. This ruling is important for players because it reinforces the need for honest and clear information when they gamble online, helping to protect them from misleading promotions. Overall, it’s a reminder that companies must follow strict guidelines to ensure fair play.

Betway Ltd
22 October 2025
Upheld

Betway Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their services properly. As a result, players can expect stricter advertising practices from them in the future, ensuring that promotions are clearer and more responsible. This ruling aims to protect gamblers by making sure they have accurate information when deciding to bet.

Mecca Bingo Ltd
16 July 2025
Not upheld

Mecca Bingo was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling found that they didn't actually do anything wrong. This means that players can continue to enjoy their promotions and advertising without any changes or concerns for now. Overall, it’s a win for Mecca Bingo, and customers can keep playing as usual.

Play’n GO Malta Ltd
16 July 2025
Upheld

Play’n GO Malta Ltd was found to have violated several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for how they promote their games. As a result, players can expect stricter advertising practices, which should help ensure that promotions are clearer and more honest. This ruling aims to protect gamblers from misleading information and ensure a fairer gaming environment.

Buzz Group Ltd
9 July 2025
Not upheld

Buzz Group Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules related to how they promote their gambling services. However, the ruling found that these accusations were not upheld, meaning the company didn't face any penalties. For gamblers, this means that the advertising practices in question will continue as they are, without any changes or restrictions.

LiveScore Betting & Gaming (Gibraltar) Ltd
1 June 2025
Upheld

LiveScore Betting & Gaming was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they likely misled customers or didn't follow proper guidelines in their promotions. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that gamblers receive clearer and more honest information about their bets and promotions in the future. This is a win for players, as it helps protect them from misleading ads.

Stars Interactive Ltd
26 March 2025
Upheld

Stars Interactive Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their services properly. As a result, gamblers should be aware that the company may need to change how they advertise, which could lead to clearer and more responsible messaging about online gambling. This ruling is intended to protect players and ensure they have the right information when making decisions.

PPB Entertainment Ltd
11 December 2024
Not upheld

PPB Entertainment Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling was not upheld, meaning they won't face any penalties. This decision means that their advertising practices will continue as they are, so players can expect to see the same types of promotions and messages from them. Overall, it doesn't change anything for gamblers right now.

LC International Ltd
1 December 2024
Upheld

LC International Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their gambling services properly. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that gamblers like you get clearer and more responsible information about their offerings. This is a step towards making online gambling safer and more transparent for everyone.

Dataverse Co. Limited
25 September 2024
Upheld

Dataverse Co. Limited was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their services properly. For gamblers, this could mean that the company might need to change how they advertise to ensure it's fair and clear. This ruling helps protect players from misleading information and ensures they have the right information when making decisions.

Huuuge Global Limited
25 September 2024
Upheld

Huuuge Global Limited was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their online gambling services properly. As a result, players should be aware that the company may need to change how they advertise, potentially leading to clearer and more responsible messaging about gambling. This ruling aims to protect customers by ensuring that promotions are fair and not misleading.

Mobee Co Ltd
25 September 2024
Upheld

Mobee Co Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they likely misled customers about their online gambling services. As a result, players should be cautious and aware that the information they received from Mobee might not have been accurate. This ruling emphasizes the importance of clear and honest advertising in the gambling industry.

SpinX Games Ltd
25 September 2024
Upheld

SpinX Games Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for how they promote their games. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that players like you get clearer and more honest information about the games you might want to play. This is a step towards making online gambling safer and more transparent for everyone.

LC International Ltd
31 July 2024
Not upheld

LC International Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules related to how they promote their online gambling services. However, the ruling was not upheld, meaning the company didn't face any penalties for these claims. For gamblers, this means that the advertising practices in question will continue as they are, without any immediate changes or restrictions.

Festival Free Bets
15 May 2024
Upheld

Festival Free Bets was found to have broken several advertising rules, which likely means they made misleading claims or didn't provide clear information about their offers. For gamblers, this ruling means that they should be cautious and make sure they fully understand any promotions before participating, as the company may not have been transparent in their advertising.

Postcode Lottery Ltd
1 May 2024
Not upheld

The advertising watchdog looked into Postcode Lottery Ltd for possibly breaking several advertising rules, but ultimately decided not to take action against them. This means that their promotions are still considered acceptable, so gamblers can continue participating without any changes to how the lottery is marketed. Overall, it’s a win for the company, and players can keep enjoying the game as usual.

GB Sports Advisors Ltd
1 April 2024
Upheld

GB Sports Advisors Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they likely misled customers or didn't provide clear information about their services. For gamblers, this ruling serves as a reminder to be cautious and ensure that the promotions and offers they see are trustworthy and transparent. It highlights the importance of responsible gambling practices and knowing what to expect from betting companies.

LeoVegas Gaming plc
20 March 2024
Not upheld

LeoVegas Gaming plc was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling found that their actions were not upheld, meaning they didn't actually violate the rules. For gamblers, this means that the company's advertising practices will continue as they are, and there won't be any changes to how they promote their services. Overall, it suggests that LeoVegas can keep operating without any penalties related to this case.

Jumpman Gaming Ltd
13 March 2024
Not upheld

Jumpman Gaming Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the decision was not upheld, meaning they won't face any penalties. This ruling suggests that their advertising practices will continue as they are, so players can expect to see the same types of promotions and offers from them. Overall, it doesn't change anything for gamblers right now.

Zeroo Gravity Games LLC
1 March 2024
Upheld

Zeroo Gravity Games LLC was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they likely misled customers or didn't follow proper guidelines in their promotions. As a result, gamblers should be cautious and ensure they understand the terms and conditions of any offers, as this ruling highlights the importance of clear and honest advertising in the online gambling space.

Happytiger ApS
10 January 2024
Upheld

Happytiger ApS was found to have broken advertising rules related to how they promote their online gambling services. This ruling means that they need to change their advertising practices to ensure they are fair and responsible. For gamblers, this could lead to clearer and more honest information about the risks of gambling and the services offered.

Buzz Group Ltd
3 January 2024
Upheld

Buzz Group Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their gambling services properly. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that gamblers like you get clearer and more responsible information about their services. This is aimed at protecting players and making sure that gambling is advertised in a fair and safe way.