Somewhere between the third rejected deposit and the sixth self-exclusion pop-up, a lot of UK players start looking elsewhere. That’s the moment they find not

Type a casino name into the search bar the week after self-excluding and you hit a wall – unless the site sits outside the UK’s

GamStop does one job brilliantly – it stops people who asked to be stopped. The side effect is that a fair slice of UK players

Gamstop is a handbrake, and a decent one. Register once and every UK-licensed operator shuts you out – existing accounts suspended, new sign-ups refused, no

Every few weeks another casino appears – glossy landing page, a licence pinned to some offshore island, a welcome offer written like nobody’s ever had

Gamstop is a blunt instrument, and blunt instruments leave edges. Register once and every UK-licensed operator shuts its doors – accounts suspended, new sign-ups refused,

Every few weeks another casino opens its doors with a slicker lobby, a fatter welcome offer and a licence pinned to some sun-drenched island. If

You hit the block button on GamStop, and now every UK-licensed site on the internet pretends you don’t exist. That’s the deal you signed up

Anyone who has spent an afternoon in a records office knows the drill: the glossy summary at the front is rarely the interesting part. The

Another offshore casino opens its doors every few weeks, waving a welcome bonus and a slot library you won’t find behind a UK licence. If