BetBlocker is engaging in a last effort at the Responsible Gaming Week event in London!
From September 25th to 29th, London will host the global Responsible Gaming Week. Among the eight participating groups, BetBlocker will deliver a concise presentation. This event presents a remarkable chance to raise awareness about this crucial non-profit and its endeavors in aiding individuals grappling with gambling disorders.
BetBlocker, a registered charity, offers complimentary resources to support those facing problem gambling. Their program restricts access to more than 85,000 gambling websites and 1,500 gambling applications, serving as a potent instrument for countless individuals aiming to regain control over their gambling habits. BetBlocker depends on a consistently updated catalog of gambling-related web addresses and prioritizes user confidentiality by refraining from transmitting personal data or mandating external data storage. It stands as a secure and dependable asset in the realm of responsible gaming.
The event has garnered an exceptional response, resulting in all eight presentation slots being filled. Alongside BetBlocker, the inaugural event will showcase an impressive roster of organizations and speakers. The complete list is set to be unveiled shortly!
The Gaming Regulation’ gathering in London is rapidly approaching! The inaugural ‘Pitch!’ event will convene prominent entities and regulatory technology experts. Prepare for an evening of concise presentations and networking opportunities at the Morgan Building,” proclaimed Paulo Newsom, Director of ‘Gaming Regulation.’
“We are delighted to feature Betblocker and its new calendar function at ‘Pitch!’. Betblocker assists individuals facing gambling challenges by providing entirely free and confidential resources. We encourage more providers to support their customers by adopting this essential complimentary tool,” stated Pedro Romero, Head of Betblocker. “We are thankful for this remarkable platform to spotlight our organization and champion a more accountable gaming environment.”
