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STATEMENT Adam Hugh Cole (“Mr Cole”), born 20th April 1950 BetIndex Limited - Licence Number RGO-006-18 (“BetIndex”) Gambling (Jersey) Law 2012 (“the Law”) Jersey Gambling Commission (“the Commission”)    On 11 March 2021, the licensed entity...

Consultation Paper No. 1 2021 This consultation is closed. Amendments to charitable policy statements, lottery advice note and charitable Code of Conduct have been made and are now published.

Betindex: Liquidation Statement The Administrators of Betindex (Begbies Traynor) posted the following statement yesterday afternoon, signalling the intention, having exhausted all other options, to place the company into Liquidation.

The Administrators of BetIndex (Begbies Traynor) posted a statement warning customers of a deadline of Thursday 19th August 2021 for direct access to accounts via the operator’s platform.

The Board of Commissioners of the Jersey Gambling Commission, at its virtual meeting held on 11th March 2021, resolved: the licensed entity, known as BetIndex Limited (RGO Licence # RGO-006-18) is...

The Commission has today published its report into Consultation 1/2020: Stakes permitted by Code of Practice for Gaming Machines in Jersey.   The Code of Practice is now amended.

Jason Lane, Chief Executive of the JGC, has been elected the new Vice-President of IAGR - the International Association of Gaming Regulators.

The Commission has today issued a consultation on the stakes applicable to gaming machines in Licensed Betting Offices.   The consultation is open until the end of September.

Today marks the first day in office for Advocate Cyril Whelan as Chairman of the Commission after being unanimously approved by the States of Jersey.

The Jersey Gambling Commission is very pleased to note the Council of Ministers’ renewed endorsement for the eGaming sector.

Jersey Gambling Commission Chief Executive Jason Lane has been elected chairman of the European forum for gambling...

Gambling services providers who break the terms of their licences face fines of thousands of pounds under a new policy published by the Jersey Gambling Commission.