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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 was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling found that they didn't actually violate any of them. This means that their advertising practices will continue as they are, so players can expect to see the same promotions and messages from them. Overall, there's no change for gamblers based on this decision.

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. For gamblers, this could mean that the ads you see might not be as trustworthy or responsible as they should be. It's a reminder to always be cautious and aware of how gambling is being marketed to you.

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 services properly. For gamblers, this ruling suggests that the company may need to change how they advertise, which could lead to clearer and more responsible messaging about online gambling. Overall, it’s a reminder that companies must be held accountable for how they reach out to players.

Bonne Terre Ltd
22 October 2025
Upheld

Bonne Terre Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their online gambling services. As a result, this ruling helps ensure that future ads are more responsible and fair, protecting players from misleading information. For gamblers, it means they can expect clearer and more honest advertising from this company in the future.

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 how they promote their services. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that customers like you get clearer and more honest information about their gambling options. Overall, it’s a reminder that companies need to be responsible in how they market to players.

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 likely misled customers in their promotions. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that future promotions are clearer and more honest for gamblers. This is good news for players, as it helps protect them from misleading information.

Mecca Bingo Ltd
16 July 2025
Not upheld

Mecca Bingo was accused of breaching several advertising rules, but the ruling found that they did not actually break any laws. This means that their advertising practices are considered acceptable, so gamblers can continue to engage with their promotions without concern about misleading information. Overall, it’s a win for the company, and players can feel confident in the ads they see.

Buzz Group Ltd
9 July 2025
Not upheld

Buzz Group Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling found that they didn't actually violate any of them. This means that for online gamblers, there won't be any changes to how Buzz Group advertises its services. Players can continue to engage with their promotions as they have been.

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

LiveScore Betting & Gaming was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for how they promote their services. This ruling means that gamblers should be cautious about the information they see from this company, as it may not always be accurate or responsible. Overall, it highlights the importance of fair advertising in the online gambling space.

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, this ruling reinforces that online gambling ads need to be clear and responsible, which is good for players because it helps ensure they get accurate information and are protected from misleading promotions.

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 penalties. This decision means that their advertising practices will continue as they are, so gamblers can expect to see their promotions and messages without changes. However, it also highlights the importance of responsible advertising in the gambling industry.

LC International Ltd
1 December 2024
Upheld

LC International Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they might have misled customers about their online gambling services. As a result, players should be more cautious and aware that not all promotions or claims from gambling companies may be trustworthy. This ruling reinforces 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. This ruling means that players should be aware that the company's marketing may not always be trustworthy, and it's important to stay informed about the games they play. Overall, it highlights the need for companies to be honest and clear in their advertising to protect customers.

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 how they promote their online gambling services. This ruling means that players can expect stricter and more honest advertising from them in the future, helping to ensure they have a clearer understanding of what to expect when they gamble.

Mobee Co Ltd
25 September 2024
Upheld

Mobee Co Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promoted their gambling services. This ruling means that gamblers should be cautious about the information they see from Mobee, as it may not have been presented fairly or responsibly. Overall, it highlights the importance of checking that gambling promotions are honest and follow the rules.

Dataverse Co. Limited
25 September 2024
Upheld

Dataverse Co. Limited was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promote their online gambling services. This ruling means that players should be cautious, as the company may not be following the best practices for responsible gambling in their ads. As a result, it’s important for gamblers to stay informed and ensure they are playing with companies that prioritize transparency and fairness.

LC International Ltd
31 July 2024
Not upheld

LC International Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the decision was not upheld, meaning they didn't face any penalties. For gamblers, this means that the company's advertising practices will continue as they are, without any changes or restrictions. Essentially, players can expect to see the same types of promotions and messages from this brand.

Festival Free Bets
15 May 2024
Upheld

Festival Free Bets 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 customers like you get clearer and more honest information about their betting options. Overall, it’s a step towards making gambling advertising more responsible and transparent.

Postcode Lottery Ltd
1 May 2024
Not upheld

Postcode Lottery Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the complaint was not upheld, meaning they didn't face any penalties. For gamblers, this means that the company's advertising practices will continue as they are, and there won't be any immediate changes to how they promote their games.

GB Sports Advisors Ltd
1 April 2024
Upheld

GB Sports Advisors Ltd was found to have violated several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the proper guidelines for promoting their services. This ruling means that gamblers should be cautious about the information they see from this company, as it may not be reliable or trustworthy. Overall, it highlights the importance of responsible advertising in the gambling industry.

LeoVegas Gaming plc
20 March 2024
Not upheld

LeoVegas Gaming plc was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling found that these claims were not upheld. This means that the company can continue its advertising as is, so players can expect to see their promotions and offers without any changes. Overall, it doesn't impact how gamblers can engage with their services right now.

Jumpman Gaming Ltd
13 March 2024
Not upheld

Jumpman Gaming Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling found that they did not actually violate any of them. This means that for gamblers, there won't be any changes to how Jumpman Gaming promotes its services, and players can continue to expect the same kind of advertising from them.

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 about their games or promotions. As a result, players should be more cautious and aware that not all online gambling offers may be as good as they seem. This ruling helps ensure that companies follow fair advertising practices, protecting gamblers from misleading information.

Happytiger ApS
10 January 2024
Upheld

Happytiger ApS 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 more cautious and aware that not all promotions or claims made by gambling companies are trustworthy. This ruling emphasizes the importance of clear and honest advertising in the gambling industry.

Buzz Group Ltd
3 January 2024
Upheld

Buzz Group Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promote their gambling services. This ruling means that they need to improve 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 in the future.