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In the past 30 days, searches for casinos not on Gamstop however have also increased, according to Google. Since 31 March, all online gambling operators in Britain have had to be registered with Gamstop. The gambling industry pledged earlier this month to halt radio and TV advertising during the lockdown but gamblers in recovery have voiced concerns over exposure to online ads. “The access to online gambling on mobile phones during lockdown is a recipe for disaster,” he said. Watchdog the Gambling Commission said there had been a rise in some online gambling, but there was no evidence yet of a rise in problem gambling.<\/p>\n