Online Gambling is one of the fastest-growing industries and millions of people across the world sign up to various gambling platforms every day. But the industry comes with a certain level of risk and fraudsters are constantly looking for ways to exploit this.
Fraud prevention in online gambling is a complex task that requires a wide variety of resources and tools. This webinar, hosted by Myleene Klass and delivered by our expert Heather Cardwell, a practising online safety lead and CE-OP trained child protection specialist, is designed to help you understand how gambling fraud can happen and what you can do to prevent it from happening to your organisation.
When you sign up to an online casino, you have to provide your name, address and other basic personal details. You will then need to select a username and password, verify your account through email or SMS. You will also be able to deposit money into your account through a number of different payment methods, including credit and debit cards, popular e-wallet services, and bank transfers.
It’s important to be aware that gambling can be addictive and you should take the necessary precautions if you decide to gamble online. You should never bet more than you can afford to lose, and if you’re worried about gambling problems, seek help from organisations that specialise in addiction support. It’s also important to recognise that wins and losses are both a part of the experience, and not to become overly excited about winning or despondent about losing.
