By The Weekly Edge desk ·
The New South Wales government is proposing gambling reforms intended to strengthen player protection, iGaming Business reported. The proposals include facial recognition and restrictions on advertising.
New South Wales’ proposed player protection reforms include facial recognition and advertising restrictions affecting gambling operators.
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