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UK gambling fines up tenfold to £18 million

Fines issued by the UK's' Gambling Commission rose  from £1.6 million to £18 million for the year ending 1 April 2018.

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The rise was linked to a crackdown on money laundering and unfair practises.

The Commission's new enforcement report published on Thursday summarises investigations and best practice, asking gambling chiefs to “lead a culture of compliance”.

William Hill received a fine of £6.2 million in February for breaching anti-money laundering regulations and social responsibility policies. Just last week, 32Red were also fined £2 million for fail to protect online gamblers.

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