Hard truths.
Appearing before the National Assembly’s Finance and National Planning Committee, Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) CEO Peter Mbugi explained that the intellectual property rights to Aviator are held b...
The creators said they are willing to work with the board to find a way forward, but stressed that a total ban was not the solution.
This comes as the government lifts the 30-day suspension on gambling advertisements across all media platforms.
The sites are accused of scamming users by accepting deposits but failing to pay out winnings.
The decision comes amid rising concern over misleading betting ads and their impact on youth.
In a statement issued on Sunday, the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB), which regulates and licenses betting, gaming, and public lotteries, dismissed the figure as exaggerated and misleading.