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📺 Advertising Rulings

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

Showing 51 advertising rulings

Petfre (Gibraltar) Ltd
20 December 2023
Upheld

Petfre (Gibraltar) Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for how they promote their gambling services. This ruling is important for gamblers because it helps ensure that advertising is fair and responsible, protecting players from misleading information. As a result, you can expect stricter advertising practices from them in the future.

Mecca Bingo Ltd
15 November 2023
Upheld

Mecca Bingo Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for promoting their games properly. For gamblers, this ruling means that the company needs to improve how they advertise, ensuring it's fair and responsible, which should help protect players from misleading information.

XLMedia plc
1 November 2023
Upheld

XLMedia plc was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promoted their services. This means that their marketing practices were misleading or not in line with regulations, which could affect how they communicate with players. For gamblers, this ruling suggests that they should be cautious and aware that not all promotions may be trustworthy or transparent.

Postcode Lottery Ltd
20 September 2023
Upheld

Postcode Lottery Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the guidelines for how they should promote their lottery. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that players like you get clearer and more honest information about the lottery. This is a win for customers, as it helps protect you from misleading promotions.

Hillside (UK Sports) ENC
16 August 2023
Upheld

Hillside (UK Sports) ENC 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 could mean that the company may need to change how they advertise, ensuring that promotions are clearer and more responsible. This is a step towards making sure that players are better informed and protected when they gamble online.

LC International Ltd
9 August 2023
Upheld

LC International Ltd 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, this ruling reinforces the importance of responsible advertising, so gamblers can expect to see clearer and more honest promotions in the future. This is good for players, as it helps ensure they have the right information before making decisions about gambling online.

Jumpman Gaming Ltd
12 July 2023
Upheld

Jumpman Gaming Ltd 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, this ruling helps ensure that future ads are clearer and fairer for players, making it safer for you to know what to expect when you gamble online. Overall, it’s a step towards better protection for customers in the gambling industry.

LC International Ltd
12 July 2023
Upheld

LC International Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which likely means they made misleading claims or didn't provide clear information in their promotions. For gamblers, this ruling reinforces the importance of being cautious and aware of the information presented in gambling ads, as it highlights that not all promotions may be trustworthy. Overall, it’s a reminder to always read the fine print and understand the terms before placing bets.

LC International Ltd
5 July 2023
Upheld

LC International Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promoted 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 promotions, helping you make better-informed decisions when betting online.

Hillside (UK Sports) ENC
14 June 2023
Not upheld

Hillside (UK Sports) was accused of breaching several advertising rules, but the ruling 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, it’s business as usual for them.

Bonne Terre Ltd
8 February 2023
Not upheld

Bonne Terre 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.

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd
8 February 2023
Not upheld

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling was not upheld, meaning they won't face any penalties. This means that for gamblers, there won't be any immediate changes to how this company advertises its services. However, it highlights the ongoing scrutiny of gambling ads to ensure they are fair and responsible.

EU Lotto Ltd
26 October 2022
Upheld

EU Lotto Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promoted their services. This means that their ads may have been misleading or not properly informing players about the risks of gambling. For customers, this ruling reinforces the importance of being cautious and aware of the information provided in gambling advertisements.

Skill on Net Ltd
1 September 2022
Upheld

Skill on Net Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they may have misled players about their services or promotions. For gamblers, this ruling highlights the importance of being cautious and informed, as it shows that not all online gambling ads are trustworthy. It serves as a reminder to always read the fine print and understand the terms before playing.

Rank Digital Gaming (Alderney) Ltd
3 August 2022
Upheld

Rank Digital Gaming was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they likely misled customers in their promotions. For gamblers, this ruling means that the company needs to be more transparent and honest in how they advertise their services, ensuring that players have accurate information when making decisions. Overall, it’s a step towards better protection for online gamblers.

LC International Ltd
3 August 2022
Upheld

LC International Ltd 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, this ruling reinforces the importance of honest and responsible advertising in the gambling industry, helping to protect players from misleading information. For gamblers, it means they can expect clearer and more accurate ads from this company in the future.

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd
15 June 2022
Not upheld

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling was not upheld, meaning they didn’t face any penalties. For gamblers, this means that the company can continue its advertising practices as they are, so there won't be any immediate changes to how they promote their services.

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd
15 June 2022
Not upheld

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd was accused of breaking several advertising rules, but the ruling 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 them.

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd
15 June 2022
Upheld

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promote their gambling services. This means they may have misled customers or failed to provide clear information about their offers. For gamblers, this ruling could lead to more honest advertising practices, helping them make better-informed decisions when betting online.

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd
9 March 2022
Upheld

PPB Counterparty Services Ltd was found to have broken several advertising rules, which means they didn't follow the proper guidelines for promoting their services. As a result, this ruling could lead to stricter advertising practices, ensuring that gamblers like you get clearer and more honest information about their offers. Overall, it aims to protect players from misleading promotions in the online gambling space.

888 UK Ltd
10 November 2021
Upheld

The advertising ruling against 888 UK Ltd was upheld because they broke several rules related to how they promoted their gambling services. This means that they were misleading in their advertising, which could affect how players perceive their offers. For gamblers, it highlights the importance of being cautious and aware of the promotions they see, as not all may be truthful or fair.

The A&S Leisure Group
13 October 2021
Upheld

The A&S Leisure Group was found to have broken several advertising rules related to how they promoted 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 promotions, helping you make better-informed decisions when betting online.

LC International Ltd
7 July 2021
Upheld

LC International Ltd, the company behind an online gambling brand, was found to have broken several advertising rules. This means they may have misled players or failed to provide clear information about their services. For gamblers, this ruling reinforces the importance of being cautious and aware of the advertising claims made by online gambling sites.

LC International Ltd
16 June 2021
Not upheld

A ruling was made regarding LC International Ltd, but it wasn't upheld, meaning the complaints against them were not confirmed. They were accused of breaching several advertising rules, which could have affected how they promoted their services. For gamblers, this means that the advertising practices of this company will continue as they are, without any changes required from the ruling.

LC International Ltd
3 February 2021
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 reinforces the importance of fair and responsible advertising in the gambling industry, helping to protect players like you from misleading promotions. It’s a reminder to always stay informed and cautious when engaging with online gambling ads.