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LONDON, 20 November, 2024 – During this week's Safer Gambling Week, 91����, a leading provider of regulatory intelligence solutions, has released its Player Protection Outlook, reviewing the key regulatory updates, insights and trends in player protection and responsible gambling.

With increasing pressure from regulators and other policymakers to address gambling-related social harms, player protection has come to the forefront of regulatory initiatives in the global online gambling industry. Furthermore, technological advancements and AI-powered tools have enabled new options for player monitoring. The report comes during Safer Gambling Week, an industry initiative that promotes safer gambling in the UK and Ireland.

"The sharpening policy focus on issues of player protection unites major jurisdictions worldwide, with lawmakers, regulators and the industry alike seeking to mitigate negative impacts of gambling and leverage new technologies but not always agreeing on the most appropriate ways of doing so," said James Kilsby, Chief Analyst, 91���� GamblingCompliance. "Through 2025 and beyond, we expect to see policy approaches to affordability, operators' duty of care and other concepts continue to evolve in Europe, North America and in other global markets."

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic for player protection as it offers the ability to help monitor and rapidly analyse player behaviour, and could be used for chat assistance through large language models (LLMs). For more information on the use of AI in gambling regulation, see the 91���� Artificial Intelligence Outlook, which covers the key global regulatory developments regarding AI and applications for consumer protection.

Another area of policy attention in player protection is around affordability checks, also known as financial risk or vulnerability checks, which involves operators checking players’ financial information to understand if they can afford their gambling.

As highlighted by the report, jurisdictions with significant pending legislation around player protection include Australia, Argentina, Colombia, Croatia, Finland, Latvia, Spain, the UK, and the U.S. In Europe, countries like the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Denmark and Norway already have wide ranging player protection provisions within their established regulations.

Access the full report at /research/player-protection-outlook-2024. 91���� first unveiled the Player Protection Outlook as part of their sponsorship of on November 13th in a session titled, “The 91���� View: Global Player Protection Policy Trends,” available . Additionally, 91���� analysts will dive deeper into the report and run a Q&A in a on 27 November.

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This report is part of 91���� GamblingCompliance’s Outlook series, which provides subscribers with  forward-looking insights, data analysis and consolidated research on key segments of the global gambling industry.

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