Helping spread awareness of its credit score-building tool.

Gamban has partnered with Loqbox to spread awareness of its credit score building tool.

Established in the UK in 2017 and present in the majority of the United States since 2020, Loqbox lets you plant the seeds today to begin growing your credit score. Whether yours has plateaued or been impacted negatively in the past, there are actions you can take today to help it grow. In the UK, Loqbox has both free and paid membership options, offering four credit building tools.<ol><li>Loqbox Save works the same way as its Lite counterpart except there are no fees when unlocking your savings into an existing bank account. Over 12 months you make monthly payments that are reported to the credit agencies and at the end you unlock your savings.</li><li>Loqbox Spend is an interest-free credit account, part of the paid membership at an affordable £2.5 per week subscription it grants you access to all the available resources whilst boosting your score. </li><li>Loqbox Rent makes your monthly housing payments work towards your credit score goals by reporting your rent payments to Experian, helping you to build a better credit history over time.  </li><li>Loqbox Coach provides easy to follow steps to improve your financial health and helps to plan your next steps with a personalised financial plan especially tailored to you.   </li></ol>This interest free solution combines the benefits of a savings account with those of a credit building loan, helping you set aside your preferred amount (min. $20, max. $200) to be paid in monthly instalments for up to a year.There are no initial costs or fees, there is no penalty for closing your account early and withdrawing your savings up to that date (this is encouraged if you can't make payments on time to prevent hurting your score). However, it usually takes 3 to 4 months to see results, and unlocking your account within this period might prevent you from seeing improvement.Regardless of when you unlock your Loqbox Save account, there are two options:<ul><li>Free if you choose to open a new bank account with one of Loqbox's list of partners and receive the full sum saved until then.</li><li>Fee deduction ($40) for your savings to be sent to an existing bank account.</li></ul> <h2>Ease of use</h2>Loqbox provides easy approval with no credit check. Whether you're in the US or UK Loqbox reports your payments to Equifax, TransUnion and Experian on a monthly basis, which is why it is important to be consistent with any and all payments to achieve the best results. Over time, your efforts can prove fruitful by unlocking better rates in mortgage, loans and credit card applications.Understanding finances can be a daunting process and to make knowledge accessible to everyone Loqbox has taken an educational approach by creating a Learn Page.While tools like Loqbox can be helpful to improve your credit score and financial health, it’s always important to make sure you understand the commitment that you are making with the product and the potential repercussions if you don’t make the payments.   If you’re interested in learning more about your financial health and how to take steps to actively improve it, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.loqbox.com/en-gb/?affiliate_ref=887343413&amp;affiliate_source=831580127&amp;sskey=4f6a00dcb558424ea03bc037a48c1306">Loqbox.</a>If you do sign up for Loqbox you’ll not only be helping your credit score, you’ll also be helping to keep Gamban affordable for our users. As every time one of you signs up, we’ll get a referral fee from Loqbox. So this is a partnership we hope everyone benefits from!

Loqbox has partnered with Gamban

Brazil Introduces Self-Exclusion

Brazil has just launched its own self-exclusion program. This means that anyone from Brazil can now ban themselves from licensed online gambling. <h2>What is self-exclusion?</h2>When you sign up for self-exclusion, your personal details are added to a register that prevents you accessing licensed gambling services in Brazil, for a set time that you choose.Once set up, licensed online casinos and betting websites must prevent you from creating new accounts and must restrict access to any existing accounts for the entire duration of your exclusion.Many countries offer self-exclusion, with thousands of people using it every day.<h2>How to sign up</h2>You can sign up to the Brazilian self-exclusion register using your Gov.br account. After logging in, you select the length of your exclusion and confirm that you accept the system terms. Your exclusion begins as soon as you complete this step.Register for self-exclusion (https://www.gov.br/fazenda/pt-br/composicao/orgaos/secretaria-de-premios-e-apostas/autoexclusao)<h2>How long can you self-exclude for?</h2>When you sign up, you can choose how long you want your self-exclusion to last.<ul><li>You can pick a set period, with a minimum of one month.</li><li>You can also choose to stay excluded for as long as you need, with no end date.</li></ul>You cannot end a fixed period early, and the open-ended exclusion will remain in place until you request its removal after the required minimum period.Note: To use certain Government services, including the national self exclusion system, you need a silver or gold Gov.br account. You can get this by verifying your identity through the steps provided on Gov.br.<h2>Why does this matter?</h2>This is a big step for Brazil, with the gambling market growing quickly, the country is making a move to protect its players and reduce gambling harm. Considering <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://revistapesquisa.fapesp.br/en/almost-11-million-brazilians-gamble-in-ways-that-put-their-health-and-finances-at-risk/">almost 11 million Brazilians gamble in ways that put their health and finances at risk</a>, this step feels like it’s come at the right time. <h2>Is self-exclusion enough?</h2>Self-exclusion stops access to gambling sites and apps authorised by the Prizes and Betting Secretariat. But while it curtails exposure to licensed operators, it does not block unregulated gambling.This is why we recommend a multi-layered approach. Signing up to the national self-exclusion program restricts access to licensed platforms, and installing blocking software such as <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://gamban.com/apps">Gamban</a> extends that protection to all online gambling, including the black market.Gamban blocks gambling websites and apps globally, whether licensed or unlicensed, legal or illegal, and regardless of where they operate from. We update our blocklist daily and add around 700 new websites on average, helping cover platforms that the national system cannot include.Using self-exclusion alongside Gamban provides wider coverage for anyone who wants to stop gambling online.

Online Gambling Self-Exclusion Just Launched in Brazil

Why this matters for people and for support services

Play 971 has entered the UAE market as the country’s first officially licensed and regulated online gaming platform.According to industry reports, the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA) added Play 971 to its public licence list on 28 November.Many of the games on the platform come from companies that already hold a licence. However, the live-casino section includes games from suppliers that do not yet appear on the public list of approved providers. What does that mean? In most regulated markets, casinos and the companies that make their games are licensed separately.It raises the question of whether every part of the site has actually been approved by the regulator.<h2>Why this matters</h2>This launch is significant in the UAE’s move towards a regulated gambling sector. Until now, the UAE Lottery has been the only legal option.For a country that has long maintained strict prohibitions, granting an online-gaming licence is a notable policy shift.Sources suggest regulations allow for one online licensee per emirate, so there could be up to seven operators in the market. That assumes, of course, that every emirate opts to back an online gaming offering in the first place.Even though the rules bar Emiratis from gambling, the country’s population is around 88% expat, giving operators a sizeable potential customer base. Given the history and context, an online gambling rollout carries both promise and risks. Promise for regulators and operators looking for new revenue streams, and risks for individuals and communities who may face harm from exposure to gambling. Especially in a region where support services and addiction-awareness infrastructure may not yet be well established.<h2>Why this matters for people and for support services</h2>For products like Gamban, aiming to support people at risk and suffering from gambling harm, this kind of shift is a sign that more people may soon have access to online gambling.Legal changes don’t necessarily mean safe changesJust because a government grants a licence does not guarantee protection for players. If the UAE is opening its doors to online gambling, that could expose new groups to real risks.As more operators enter newly regulated markets, it becomes even more important for people to have practical ways to stay in control or to quit altogether, such as blocking tools and self-exclusion options. The new platform has already been added to Gamban’s blocklist, keeping users protected from day one. Services focused on harm prevention will only become more crucial as markets like the UAE evolve.

The UAE Just Licensed Its First Online Casino

Play 971 has entered the UAE market as the country’s first officially licensed and regulated online gaming platform.

Making online gambling blocking accessible to millions in Japan

We’re excited to announce that Gamban is now available in <a href="gamban.jp">Japanese</a>, making it easier for Japanese speakers to access our blocking software and take steps toward a life free from gambling harm.<h3>More Than Just a Translation</h3>With the help of designers based in Tokyo, we’ve created a dedicated website built to feel familiar for people in Japan. By tailoring the experience this way, we have made it easier for more users to navigate the website, understand Gamban and take their first step towards recovery.While Gamban was created to block gambling sites, we also want to provide as many people as possible with the right information, in the right language, at the right time.This update is part of our continuous aspiration to make Gamban accessible to as many people as possible, wherever they are and whatever language they speak. By offering Gamban in Japanese, we aim to remove barriers for those who may otherwise struggle to find the right tools to help them quit online gambling.<blockquote>Matt Zarb-Cousin, co-founder of Gamban, said: “We are committed to not only translating but also localising Gamban so it looks and feels familiar to people, wherever they might be. Our mission is not only to make blocking software as good as it can be, but also as accessible as possible.”</blockquote>We’ve been fortunate to receive input and support from Japanese organisations such as The Society Concerned About Gambling Addiction, helping us ensure the translation is accurate, accessible, and culturally appropriate for users in Japan.<blockquote>We are a Japanese private organisation that supports people with gambling addiction and their families. Through this collaboration with Gamban, we expect to be able to further support the recovery of those with addiction by using a cutting-edge app that has never been available in Japan before.</blockquote>Noriko Tanaka, Representative, The Society Concerned About Gambling Addiction <h3>Why This Matters for Japan</h3>Behind the statistics are real people and families affected by gambling harm. Although most gambling is illegal in Japan, the rise of online casinos has made it easier than ever to gamble, often in secret and without clear warnings about the risks.<h4>The hidden scale </h4>A March 2025 National Police Agency survey estimated that 3.37 million Japanese have used overseas online casinos, with around 2 million active users wagering an average of ¥630,000 per person per year, totalling roughly ¥1.24 trillion (approximately US $8.4 billion) annually.<h4>Low awareness of illegality</h4>Around 40% of users believe online casinos are legal, and 75% first try free-play apps before moving to real-money gambling.<h4>Addiction and harm</h4>Almost 60% of users report addictive symptoms, and nearly half borrow money from family, friends or consumer finance to keep gambling.By making Gamban available in Japanese, we hope to offer more people a practical, stigma-free first step, helping people block gambling sites before the harm gets worse and giving them space to seek support and begin recovery.Gamban is already available in several other languages, including English, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Dutch, Norwegian, and Finnish. Adding Japanese expands that reach even further, helping us deliver on our commitment to supporting people worldwide.If you’re in Japan and want to learn more about how Gamban can help, visit <a href="gamban.jp">gamban.jp</a>

Gamban Now Available in Japanese!

Gamban is now available in Japanese with a fully localised website, helping more people in Japan block gambling sites and begin recovery.

The New York Times Wants to Hear From You

We’ve been contacted by Jenny Vrentas, a reporter at The New York Times, who is working on a<s> </s>story about the spread of online crypto casinos and the role of gambling influencers streaming on platforms like YouTube and Kick. The reporters are looking to connect with people who have used the sites to hear their experiences and gain a deeper understanding of the issue.Jenny and her team are especially interested in hearing from:<ul><li>People based in the U.S.</li><li>Under 25 years old</li><li>Who have used online crypto casinos like Stake, Roobet, Rollbit or Shuffle</li><li>And are open to sharing their experiences (positive or negative)</li></ul>If you’d like to share your story, you can reach Jenny directly:<ul><li>Email: jenny.vrentas@nytimes.com</li><li>Text, WhatsApp, or Signal: (+1) 814-883-0284</li></ul>

Share Your Experience With Crypto Casinos

The New York Times is investigating the rise of online crypto casinos and gambling influencers. If you’re under 25 in the U.S. and have used sites like Stake, Roobet, Rollbit or Shuffle, share your experience to help reveal the risks and realities of crypto gambling.

Gamban Expands Accessibility with Finnish Language Update

At Gamban, we’re always working to make the decision to quit gambling as easy as possible. That’s why we’re excited to announce that Gamban is now available in Finnish!With gambling harming thousands of individuals in Finland, we recognise the importance of providing tools that are easy to access and use in a person’s native language. By adding Finnish, we’re ensuring that more people can take control of their gambling habits without language barriers standing in the way.<h3>Why We Chose Finnish</h3>Gambling is deeply embedded in Finnish culture, and while there are efforts to curb the harms arising from it, many still struggle to find practical tools. By introducing Finnish, we're ensuring that individuals seeking help can access Gamban without language being a barrier."Language should never be a barrier to accessing help. By introducing Finnish to Gamban, we’re ensuring that more people in Finland can access the tools they need. We hope this update makes the process of blocking gambling on devices more intuitive and effective." – Jack Symons, CEO of Gamban<h3>Gamban Partnerships</h3>In Finland, Gamban is partnered with Veikkaus, the government owned betting agency which currently holds a monopoly in the country. Through this partnership fully paid for Gamban licences are distributed free of charge to customers. “Veikkaus has built a comprehensive and unique safer gambling environment for our customers, and Gamban is an additional service to those who want to make a self-exclusion to all Veikkaus games. It’s also offered to customers with signs of risky behaviour when they are contacted through care calls. Gamban has been a really helpful service, and we are happy that it’s now available in Finnish.” - Susanna Saikkonen, VP Sustainability at Veikkaus<h3>Expanding Our Reach</h3>Gambling harm is a challenge that knows no borders, and our mission is to support as many people as possible. By expanding Gamban to include Finnish, we're reaching more individuals across Europe and beyond. Now available in seven languages: English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, and Norwegian. Gamban is more accessible than ever, ensuring that support reaches those who need it, wherever they are.<h3>How to Access Gamban in Finnish</h3>If you’re an existing Gamban user, simply update your app to access the new Finnish language option. If you're new to Gamban, getting started is simple, just download the app or visit our website to sign up.No matter where you are in your recovery journey, Gamban is here to help.

Gamban Now Available in Finnish!

Gamban is now available in Finnish, making it easier for people in Finland to access powerful tools for gambling recovery.

New Language Update Strengthens Support in Norway

At Gamban, we’re always working to remove any barriers in the way of quitting gambling. Today, we’re proud to announce that Gamban is now available in Norwegian!This update ensures that even more individuals across Norway can use Gamban with ease, giving them access to a trusted gambling-blocking solution in their native language.<h3>Why We Chose Norwegian</h3>Despite Norway’s strict gambling regulations, unlicensed gambling sites remain widely accessible, increasing the risk of gambling harm. Many individuals struggling with gambling addiction need simple, effective tools to block access to gambling websites and apps - and language shouldn’t be an obstacle.By introducing Norwegian, Gamban is making self-exclusion more intuitive and accessible for people across Norway.“Gamban has long standing partnerships in place with key organisations in Norway. Having a Norwegian version of Gamban seemed like a natural next step towards making the product more accessible in the country”. James Forman - Account Executive at Gamban <h3>Gamban Partnerships  </h3>In Norway, Gamban has Partnerships with Norsk Tipping, Spillavhengighet Norge, Hjelpelinjen,  Blå Kors Norge and Rikstoto. Through these organisations fully paid for Gamban licences are available to all Norwegian residents. “Having offered Gamban free of charge to all our customers for many years, we’re now delighted to be able to offer this important resource in Norwegian. Making it even easier for all of our customers to block all known gambling sites when they self-exclude from our platform”. Per Einar Karlsen - Senior RG Advisor at Norsk Tipping“We are very happy that information about Gamban is now also available in Norwegian. Our service users often use Gamban and now the protection is even more accessible”. Magnus Pedersen - Political Advisor for Spillavhengighet Norge"We often get feedback from our participants that Gamban is a good tool to limit access to gambling websites. We are happy that it is now also available in Norwegian for even greater ease of use." Mona Finstad - Therapist at Blå Kors Norge<h3>Expanding Our Reach</h3>Gamban is now available in seven languages: English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, and Norwegian. This expansion strengthens our ability to support individuals worldwide, ensuring that help is always available, no matter where you are or what language you speak.<h3>How to Access Gamban in Norwegian</h3>If you already use Gamban, simply update your app to access the Norwegian language option. If you’re new to Gamban, downloading the app is quick and easy - visit our website or app store page to get started today.Whether you’re taking the first step or reinforcing your commitment to recovery, Gamban is here to help.

Gamban Now Available in Norwegian!

Gamban is now available in Norwegian, helping people across Norway block gambling sites in their native language and take back control.

Understanding the Retail Trading Ecosystem

While most understand that gambling means the house always wins, it’s less known that 90% of retail traders fail to be profitable on a yearly basis. According to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.investopedia.com/articles/active-trading/030515/what-difference-between-institutional-traders-and-retail-traders.asp">Investopedia</a>, retail traders are “individuals who buy or sell securities with money from personal wealth, rather than for an institution”.The reality is the retail trading infrastructure is set up for people to fail. Self-described trading educators and charlatan “brokers” are in fact collecting large profits derived from retail trader losses.In this blog we’ll explore how this happens, who is profiting, and how similar these practices are to those of online gambling affiliates.<h3 class="thin">Who’s profiting?</h3>Charlatan “trading educators” have found it highly lucrative to sell online courses, teaching consumers terrible trading strategies, which if followed, will result in people trading their accounts to zero.Trading educators often have no knowledge of professional trading. Typically their experience is in digital marketing, which enables them to sell their courses. You will almost certainly spot lifestyle messaging in their promotional content. For example, “Follow these steps and you will own a car like mine”. In fact, most of these individuals don’t own these cars, they simply rent them to pretend on social media. Similarly, posts that show them “travelling” by private jet are always staged, utilising <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.scouty.com/location/vip-private-jet-for-filming-photography--influencer-shoots-601876a9fcba4300178dedc3">promotional shoot locations</a>. <h3 class="thin">If they’re bad at trading, how do the educators  end up making a profit?</h3>In every country where there is financial regulation, licensed brokers are required by their regulator to have an ‘Introducing Broker’ (‘IB’) agreement in place. This is an agreement between any individual or company that ‘introduces’ individuals to their trading platform.There are jurisdictions where anyone can become an Introducing Broker, without any special certification. Although some markets, such as Australia, South Africa and the United States require some certification for Introducing Brokers.These IB agreements typically include payments for the educator based on the size and frequency of an introduced client’s trading activity, such as spread and commission on trades.Outside of the United States, IB Agreements rebate “educators” between 20-50% of the spread + commission paid by an introduced individual to the trading platform, back to the “educator”.A minority of IB Agreements also rebate the “educator” a percentage of any finance charges paid by the client to the trading platform.This is clearly a huge conflict of interest. The “educators” are incentivized to encourage overtrading and increased position size, as this generates them the most profits in payments from the trading platform.There are clear similarities between this and online gambling affiliates who generally make a percentage of a referred individuals’ losses to any gambling site, sometimes more than 50% of the total losses from that account in perpetuity.The rise of “Day Trading” and “Technical Analysis Courses” can in part be attributed to this conflict of interest amongst market participants. The strategies taught by false “educators” typically applies very rudimentary knowledge. Technical analysis, for example, involves following lines on a chart. Teaching people with a lack of financial education something they believe they can understand can feel empowering to them. But this opens the door to much greater risks.One reason gamblers may continue to gamble in the face of sustained losses is due to the illusion of control. Gamblers may persist in the belief that they have special skills or knowledge that enable them to gain an advantage, which convinces them to keep going. When reflecting on a gambling session, a gambler may focus on a particular moment that doesn’t threaten but instead supports their notion that they’re able to find patterns in random events. Similar mechanisms are in play when it comes to trading and following lines on charts.“Technical Analysis” may form a small part of an overall system that a professional trader would employ, but it wouldn’t be enough to warrant making a trade on its own.Professional traders do not typically “Day Trade”, except in certain market conditions. “Day Trading” is normally carried out by algorithms trading several times per second and even these tend to become obsolete relatively quickly or “machined out”. This is the process whereby the algorithm stops working effectively due to market forces. Gary Stevenson, a former professional trader for Citibank, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-new-middle-class-gambling-addicts-how-day-trading-is-ruining-lives-wm5nbjwdm">told The Times</a>: “I was one of the most successful and best-paid traders in the world and I don’t day trade. It’s roulette.”“The people at home think they are the Wolf of Wall Street. But traders in the City are, in general, not taking bets on the short-term future of the market because there’s no way you can predict the movement. It’s impossible.”Note: In the US, an “educator” cannot receive a percentage rebate unless they are fully regulated as a broker, however nonregulated educators can receive flat payments for client introductions to the broker. These payments can be significant, and the broker is only willing to pay them due to the huge amounts of money they are making from loss-making traders.<h3 class="thin">Did you know?</h3>Since September 2021, Gamban’s blocking software has blocked access to all known “Trading Platforms”, including “Crypto” trading and “Non-Fungible Tokens” (NFT) trading platforms. Many individuals that are trading and losing money after having followed an online course are not aware that they are gambling.Our co-founder Matt Zarb-Cousin spoke to Gary Stevenson about the difference between investing strategies and speculating, and how new forms of gambling have emerged that masquerade as financial products. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/hK2VyOGb6CI?si=YpO32sOu-n_wkcKT">The full video is here</a>.Are you able to help a friend or loved one who may be affected by this? Always speak with a professional. If you’re in the UK, you can speak with the National Gambling Helpline for free and confidential advice.For resources available in your region please check out <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://gamban.com/help">our get help page</a>.

Why Retail Traders don’t know that they’re Gambling

Industry Leading Software Now in Spanish

The Gamban App Has Now Been Translated into Spanish

Our software <a href="https://gamban.com/blog/what-is-gamban">Gamban</a>, which <a href="https://gamban.com/blog/what-is-gambling-blocking-software">blocks access</a> to online gambling sites and apps across all of a person’s devices, is now available in Spanish and can be downloaded across all Spanish speaking countries.This comes at a time when the Spanish Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia (CNMC) has offered support towards new governmental regulation aimed at achieving safer gambling in the country.In the UK, Gamban works with the self-exclusion scheme GAMSTOP, and the leading treatment provider GamCare, giving those experiencing harm from gambling access to their software for free through <a href="TalkBanStop.com">TalkBanStop.com</a>. In the US, the company provides its software to leading gambling companies, Fanduel, Unibet, and more.Gamban also struck a partnership with Norway’s government-owned national lottery and gaming operator, Norsk Tipping, to provide its software for free to those who self-exclude.Jack Symons, CEO of Gamban, said: <blockquote>“Spanish has the second largest population of native speakers in the world, so this is a really important step in ensuring blocking software is accessible to as many people harmed by gambling as possible.</blockquote><blockquote>“We’ve gone from strength to strength since we launched in 2015, setting the standard in gambling blocking software. Gamban’s used by thousands of people worldwide, and we’ve received an overwhelming amount of positive feedback, with some users informing the team that it has literally saved their life. Taking the first step continues to be the hardest challenge and much of our time goes into making Gamban as simple and straightforward to install as possible.”</blockquote>In 2018 <a href="https://gamban.com/es/blog/self-exclusion-as-a-part-of-treatment-and-recovery">GambleAware commissioned independent research </a>to evaluate the effectiveness of blocking software and to compare existing products. Gamban emerged as the most effective and, as a result, Gamban has been provided free of charge through all Gamcare support networks in the UK.In 2018, Gamban was awarded Software Rising Star Award at the EGR B2B Awards and in 2019, Gamban won RegTech Provider of the Year at The GamblingCompliance Global Regulatory Awards.Gamban is designed to be a first step towards recovery from addiction, blocking thousands of gambling websites and apps globally. It is designed to be as difficult to remove as possible but promotes a <a href="https://gamban.com/es/blog/belts-and-braces-why-more-than-one-tool-can-be-helpful">layered approach</a> to assist with gambling cessation. In the UK, Gamban has partnered with GAMSTOP - the national self-exclusion register - and GamCare, the leading treatment provider, forming the TalkBanStop pilot. This has made Gamban available at no cost to anyone from the UK.Gamban is not intended to be a standalone solution and the team continues to work extensively to connect schemes, tools and initiatives, ensuring that recovery from gambling addiction is both possible and achievable.

Gamban’s Gambling Blocking Software Now Available Across Spanish Speaking Markets

Our software Gamban is now available in Spanish and can be downloaded across all Spanish speaking countries.

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The UAE Just Licensed Its First Online Casino

Gamban Now Available in Japanese!

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Gamban Now Available in Norwegian!

Why Retail Traders don’t know that they’re Gambling

Gamban’s Gambling Blocking Software Now Available Across Spanish Speaking Markets

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Share Your Experience With Crypto Casinos

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Gamban Now Available in Norwegian!

Why Retail Traders don’t know that they’re Gambling

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