YouTube is introducing stricter policies regarding gambling-related content, reinforcing its stance on limiting exposure to unregulated betting platforms. Starting March 19, creators will no longer be allowed to direct users to gambling websites that fail to meet local legal requirements or have not been reviewed by YouTube or its parent company, Google. This includes verbal references, logos, embedded links, and promotional images. Additionally, YouTube will begin age-restricting gambling-related videos, preventing users under 18 or those not logged in from viewing content that promotes online betting sites. The platform will also take action against content that promises guaranteed winnings, even from approved gambling services. Addressing Growing Concerns Around Online Betting The rise of sports betting in the U.S. since its legalization in 2018 has led to a surge in gambling-related content on social media. YouTube’s policy update follows growing concerns over the risks associated with online gambling, particularly as millions of Americans face potential gambling-related harm. The platform has already banned… Read More
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Source: Casino News Daily
