In the United Kingdom, several major banks have also offered customers the option to block gambling-related transactions on their credit cards.
[2][3] In the interest of combating addiction, gambling operators in the UK are also obliged to provide certain tools allowing players to restrict their own play.
[7] In 2017, the organization announced a code of conduct for its members, which included specific training requirements for employees to deal with underage gaming.
These competing and overlapping codes of conduct or standards have evolved over time due to the evolution of multiple legal and trade frameworks.
These events often feature discussions on preventing gaming addiction, promoting mental health, and encouraging moderation.