Day: 20 November 2019

A company based in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, received reimbursement of almost £590,000 after company credit cards were used by an employee to fuel her gambling habit. At the hearing, which took place at the Crown Court in Derry on November 19th, a Public Prosecution Service barrister confirmed that the online gambling operator that previously received the unauthorised payments, 32Red, had repaid the money to the owners of S3 Alliance. The reimbursement covers almost the entire amount that had been stolen by the woman from her employer. The barrister has explained…

The British gambling company Merkur Cashino escaped severe criticism and further measures after the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) held a probe into an ad of the company. One complaint was filed against Merkur Cashino after a promotion of the gambling firm was seen on the back of a child’s bus ticket on May 28th. 2019. The promotion said that customers will get £5 free plays on a machine of their choice with the ticket in question. The complainant challenged whether the advert was aimed at individuals under the age of…