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GambleAware encourages bettors to Think Twice in latest Bet Regret activity.

Ex-England internationals take on the winners of the inaugural #BetRegret Cup, as part of the nation's largest safer gambling campaign.

New analysis shows problem gamblers are more likely than others to have suicidal thoughts, attempt suicide and to harm themselves.

GambleAware publishes positive Bet Regret campaign results to-date.

GambleAware submitted a response to the Gambling Related Harm All Party Parliamentary Group's inquiry - Assessing the Impact of Online Gambling.

New research into gambling advertising and marketing reveals complex nature of exposure to gambling for children, young people and vulnerable individuals.

Teams across the country compete to take on ex-England international footballers in the inaugural #BetRegret Cup as part of the nation's largest safer gambling campaign

A haircut with a difference: the launch of the Bet Regret barbershop tour to bring the Safer Gambling Campaign into the heart of communities across Great Britain. 

GambleAware announces £3.9 million to treat more people with gambling problems.