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Online Gambling Apps
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Online Gambling Apps
What are gambling apps?
Gambling means to stake or risk money, or anything of value, on the outcome of something involving chance.
Many things can be classed as gambling even if they don’t have an age limit, but online gambling and gambling apps are restricted to people aged 18 and over.
Gambling apps are activities associated with gambling or containing an element of gambling in the form of a mobile application.
This could include arcade games, bingo, casino games, lotteries, gaming machines, or games that contain an element of risk involving something of value played via your mobile device.
For more information on the associated risks and online safety tips for parents and carers, watch our explainer video, available to those with a National Online Safety membership.
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