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GAMSTOP records nearly 2,000 new registrants a week on average in 2024
- GAMSTOP recorded 49,494 total new registrants in the first half of 2024, taking the total number signed up for the self-exclusion scheme to 482,815.
- There was a 12% year-on-year increase in the number of 16-24 year old registrants as the average age of those joining the scheme continuing to fall.
GAMSTOP, the national self-exclusion scheme for online gambling, has today announced that more than 1,904 consumers registered with the service in an average week during the first half of 2024.
More than 49,000 people have self-excluded from gambling sites in 2024 so far. April 2024 was a record-breaking month with 8,686 new registrants – the highest volume of monthly registrations since GAMSTOP’s inception in April 2018.
The Euros also appears to have had an impact, with registrations up 8% for the first half of July (knockout stages) compared to the same period last year. There were unusually high volumes of registrations on three days in particular – the day after England’s group stage victory over Serbia, the day after England’s extra time last 16 victory over Slovakia and the day after the final.
A total of 482,815 people have registered with GAMSTOP from its launch to the end of June 2024. The ongoing increase in registrations suggests that self-exclusion continues to be an important tool for consumers facing challenges with their gambling, giving them a chance to pause and seek additional support.
The age of those choosing to use GAMSTOP’s service continues to get younger. One in two of those who registered in H1 2024 were aged 16-35. Furthermore, there was a 12% year-on-year increase in the number of 16–24-year-olds choosing to exclude themselves from all online gambling sites.
Nearly half of GAMSTOP registrants (49%) signed up for a five-year exclusion – the longest timeframe currently available. Consumers can also choose to self-exclude for shorter periods of six months or one year.
Those registered continue to be mostly men, with 71% of registrants in the first half of the year identifying as male.
Responding to these latest findings, GAMSTOP CEO, Fiona Palmer said: “The increasing number of registrations we have seen in the first half of 2024 could reflect a growing awareness and proactive approach among individuals to tackle gambling-related issues. Particularly concerning is the 12% year-on-year rise in registrations among 16-24-year-olds, indicating the urgent need for targeted support for younger age groups and preventative education to this demographic.
GAMSTOP’s mission remains steadfast: to provide a crucial safety net for those struggling with gambling. The continuing rise in registration figures affirm the importance and effectiveness of our service in helping people reclaim control over their lives.”
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Mindway AI Announces Partnership with 2mee
Global behavioural intelligence leader Mindway AI has teamed up with 2mee, the pioneer in Human Messaging, to transform digital risk management. This strategic partnership combines advanced risk detection with personalised messaging to set a new standard for user safety and engagement in the digital landscape.
2mee is renowned for its innovative approach that integrates real, verified human messages directly into digital experiences. By delivering pre-recorded human guidance at crucial moments of friction or uncertainty, 2mee assures operational transparency while drastically improving user trust and comprehension. The platform’s unique integration allows these messages to be seamlessly embedded into user journeys, thus maintaining the flow and integrity of the digital experience while enhancing end-user interaction.
The partnership between Mindway AI and 2mee aligns the strengths of both companies by bridging the gap between behavioural risk detection and immediate, human-centric intervention. This collaboration aims to provide operators with a powerful toolset, leading to measurable interventions and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
“Partnering with 2mee allows us to leverage our advanced behavioural detection capabilities in groundbreaking ways. By integrating our technology with 2mee’s pre-recorded human messages, we are creating a holistic approach to risk management that supports both operators and their customers, while meeting rigorous regulatory requirements. This partnership represents an exciting evolution in how we foster safer digital environments,” said Rasmus Kjaergaard, CEO of Mindway AI.
“Working with Mindway AI allows us to close a critical gap that’s existed for years. Risk algorithms have been excellent at identifying problem gambling behaviour, but tools and research around follow-on preventative action have been significantly lacking. Together, we’re connecting behavioural intelligence with real human intervention inside the journey itself. It’s a unique and genuinely exciting step forward for how regulated operators support their customers responsibly,” Jez White, Managing Director at 2mee, said.
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Amusnet Releases Cashybara Boxing Edition Game
Amusnet expands its innovative portfolio with the launch of Cashybara Boxing Edition, an adrenaline-charged crash game that merges combat sports intensity with fast-paced betting. Featuring a unique boxing theme and the fan-favourite Cashybara character, the game challenges players to master their timing in a high-pressure environment where the potential rewards grow with every punch thrown.
From the opening bell, the action never slows down. As Cashybara dodges jabs and fires back with powerful combinations, the multiplier climbs higher and higher, building tension with every passing second. The question is always the same: play it smart and secure your progress, or stay in the fight longer and push for a knockout finish as the multiplier soars.
Adding a tactical edge to the gameplay, the 50% Cash Out feature lets players lock in half of their gains mid-round while keeping the rest in play. It’s a strategic balance between caution and courage.
Combined with dynamic visuals, punchy animations and the roar of the crowd, every round feels like a live fight night where anything can happen. Fast, bold and full of personality, Cashybara Boxing Edition delivers a thrilling crash experience where reflexes and nerve define the outcome.
Jackpot Cards
The Jackpot Cards bonus game is triggered at random during the gameplay to allow players to win impressive jackpots.
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