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By The Weekly Edge desk ·
EGR reported that ASA upheld complaints against five Midnite ads for suggesting gambling could relieve frustration. Midnite said the ads portrayed ordinary technology failures and denied linking the frustration to a decision to gamble.
The ruling prevents the advertisements appearing again in their existing form.
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Midnite must withdraw the campaign challenged over escape-themed gambling messaging.
The appointment gives Lok responsibility for developing and scaling Midnite’s casino and loyalty products as the operator expands its offering.
The appointment gives Midnite a general manager for its planned Canadian launch.
Midnite’s product recruitment supports international growth plans, including a planned Canadian launch.
Operators face proposals banning almost all gambling advertising and replacing the ASA with the Gambling Commission as primary statutory authority.
The ASA flagged a casino comparison website’s paid search advert appearing in response to a gambling help search.