An increase in gambling revenue by online gaming operators during the pandemic along with what the regulator says is a worrying increase in registered problem gamblers from 200,000 back in 2014 to now over 370,000 last year is the reason behind the move.
The regulator says new public policies are needed to curb the increase of problem gambling in the country, however the regulator has not mentioned any specific new policies towards online gambling.
It is believed the ANJ will work with other government bodies to formulate strategies toward curbing the rise of underage gambling also, however no timeframe or mentioning of what areas the regulator will look at strengthening have been discussed.
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