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According to the statutory British gambling regulator, the Gambling Commission, “Safe and responsible gambling comes from an industry that takes care of its customers, customers who are empowered with the knowledge to manage their gambling and a regulator that ensures the consumer is at the heart of everything we do.” The information contained here is intended to address the first two of these criteria. As we promote the services of gambling providers on this site, we believe it is important that our customers are made aware of the risks that can be associated with gambling, as well as information about where they can find further advice and support should they require it.

• National Gambling Helpline: 0808 8020 133. This helpline provides free, confidential advice 24 hours a day for anyone affected by gambling problems.
• GambleAware
• GAMSTOP (the national online self-exclusion system)
• Gambling Therapy. This service provides advice about problem gambling in multiple languages.
• Read advice from the UK Gambling Commission to learn how to make sure you gamble safely with licensed businesses, as well as how to gamble responsibly by using tools to manage your activity.

Please note:

• In the UK, gambling is prohibited for those under 18 years of age.
• RAiG’s social responsibility audit can be found here.
• For further information, please contact RAiG at info@raig.org.

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The rising popularity of mobile sports betting apps

With online sports betting taking the world by storm in the last couple of years, it’s no wonder that more and more operators are investing in designated sportsbook apps. Even though the majority of websites is fully mobile-friendly nowadays, having an app has plenty of advantages. Having apps both for iOS or Android platforms is a must, of course, but there are some operators offering only for one, which can be quite a letdown.

When you decide to download an app, you should take some things into consideration, and have in mind that what may be the best app for you might not suit another player’s betting style.

If you like to place your bets on a variety of sports and are interested in a wide range of betting markets, you should look for mobile sports betting apps which cater to this. If, on the other hand, you prefer only one mainstream sport, you should go for an app which is clutter-free as it will best meet your requirements.

Mobile sports betting apps should ideally be extremely intuitive and easy-to-get-around. If an app is complicated and has too many features and pop-ups, that can put some players off. An app which is not too complicated and does not require too much time spent learning how to use it is what you should be after.

Here are some betting providers with popular sports betting apps: Unibet | Ladbrokes | SBK | Expekt

Betting via mobile vs desktop – the differences and advantages of each

There are plenty of differences between placing bets on your mobile phone and betting via your desktop. Both have advantages and disadvantages that we shall discuss in more detail further.

Mobile betting

The principle and most important advantage of using mobile sports betting apps is that you can do it whenever and from wherever you please – while commuting, going for a walk, taking a lunch break, etc. All you need is an Internet connection and you are good to go. The greatest drawback to these apps is that not all of them are 100% reliable and glitch-free. Some players have complained about apps crashing during crucial betting moments, which can be pretty distressing. Having this in mind, always go for an app that has solid reviews and gets updated often.

Betting on your desktop

On the other hand, betting from the comfort of your own home can have plenty of advantages. First, not all operators have designated mobile phone betting apps available, but they all have websites. Additionally, your Internet connection is probably more stable at home because you ideally have access to a WiFi, which is significantly faster. Also, having a website displayed on a big computer screen is much more convenient than scrolling on your phone.

How to download mobile betting apps

Using mobile sports betting apps is pretty simple. You start by going to either the iTunes or the Google Play, depending on whether you are an iOS or an Android user and searching for the app you wish to install.

Then you need to either open an account with the operator in question or log in with your details if you already have an account on their website. In case you are a new customer, you will need to enter your personal details, create a password and attach an email address to your account.

Most importantly, you should make use of the bonus code for new customers if you have one to take advantage of the welcome offer and redeem your welcome bonus as plenty of operators have those to attract new players. Regular users can apply their mobile-specific bonus codes if they have them to redeem bonuses aimed at loyal website customers who have decided to give the app a try.

How to use mobile phone betting apps

After you have logged in your mobile sports betting app, you need to make sure that you have a positive balance so that you can start placing your bets. Having made an initial deposit using one of your preferred payment methods, you are all set to go. Go to the sports section you want to bet on, choose the game you are interested in and your odds, and add the amount you want to wager on the bet slip. It’s as simple as that!

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Introduction

All visitors to this website (referred to as ‘you’ in this text) should be aware that we may process some, or all of their available personal information.

This website is owned by:

Data We Process

We are processing (or may process) various categories of your data, which are grouped into two main types:data about your activities with our partnered sitesand your electronic identification data .

We may process information about your interactions with websites other than our own, such aswhether you have visited any of our partner’s websites and if you registered on any of themor whether you took part in gaming activities on any of the websites of our partners.This type information we process only on aggregated level. In other words, this type of your information is grouped with the same type of data generated by other users. Thus, we cannot find out details exactly about your activities on other websites managed by our partners, but we can find out general statistics about the activities of our users.

By use of the information that web browsers, mobile devices and servers typically make available, we may process your electronic identification data. This can refer to the processing ofthe date and time of access to our website,the device type you are accessing our website from, the unique device identifier,approximate location from which you access the website,the amount of time spent on every web page,the IP address of the device you use,the operating system you are currently using andinformation about your browser (type and version).

Why We Need to Process Your Data

When you browse this website, we may process the following personal data concerning youThis may include:

• Your location and IP address. This helps us to present our content in an appropriate manner.

• The amount of time spent on a page and date/time of access. This information helps us learn how to improve our services and products.

• Your email address. This can be used for marketing communication (e.g. if you subscribe to a newsletter) or answering your queries (e.g. if you need to reach our customer service team).

• Data about your activities taken on partnered websites. We may process this information grouped with other similar data to help us create statistics about the usage of our services.

• The unique device identifier and the device type that you use to access our website. This helps us obtain traffic statistics.

• Browser version and type. This information helps us optimise the way you view our content.

• Operating system on your device. This helps with the further optimisation of our website.

Our Cookie Policy

We process the above listed data mainly through the use of cookies.The use of cookies enables us to improve site functionalities, promote our products and provide content from third parties.There is a dedicated Cookie Policy here that explains how we use them in detail.

Legal Grounds for Processing Your Data

The legitimate interest as grounds for processing your personal data lays in our tendency, for example, to measure, gauge and improve the effectiveness of advertising available on the site , keep potential issues with our services to a minimum , to personalise your experience , update our products and services , keep the website secure and protected and further our communication with you .Our engagement with you via notifications (such as newsletters) is dependent on your consent.Processing your data may be necessary to comply with legal requirements and/or court orders.

Your Rights

Since we are an EU based company, the processing of your data falls under the scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).Your rights regarding personal data are defined by GDPR as the:

• Right of data portability. You have the right to be provided with a copy of the information we have about you in a structured, machine-readable and commonly used format.

• Right of restriction. You have the right to request that we restrict or limit the processing of your personal information.

• Right of withdrawal. You have the right to withdraw your consent at any time where we rely on your consent to process your personal information.

• Right of erasure. You have the right to initiate erasure of your personal data that we have collected.

• Right of objection to processing. You have the right, under limited circumstances, to object to our processing of your personal data.

• Right of access. You have the right to ask us for copies of your personal information that we hold.

• Right of rectification. You have the right to request correction of your personal data that you find inaccurate.

• Right to lodge a complaint. You have the right to lodge a complaint with your local or Danish Data Protection Authority if you feel that your rights are in violation.

The relevant Data Protection Authority in EU Member States may be determined either by your place of habitual residence, or the place where the alleged infringement emerged.In Denmark, which is where we are registered, please direct your complaints to the Danish Data Protection Agency at Datatilsynet, Borgergade 28, 5, DK-1300 Copenhagen K. For more information on these rights, or if you want to send us a request concerning your rights, you can contact us at

How Do We Protect Your Data?

The collection and processing of your personal data is limited by the requirements stated in this Statement.We only process data that we really need.We take it upon ourselves to regularly update your dataand we also store it in a secure manner.Data will only be processed for the amount of time that is required to achieve the goal of the analysis.

We use technical and organisational measures in accordance with good industry practices to safeguard your information againstdisclosure,loss,theftand any other kind of unlawful use.Only staff that are appropriately authorised can access your data, whose knowledge and skills are necessary to fulfil their obligations arising out of, or in connection with the performance of their job.We apply different levels of access control to your data.Security and business requirements serve as a basis for these restrictions.

Third Party Recipients

We may share your data with third parties.Third parties are referred to in this Statement asindividuals, organisations and/or companies that are working in development, marketing, analytics or other fields who help us to provide and further develop our services.For the sake of executing tasks previously agreed upon, the third parties are given the right to process any necessary information.Only we can decide which of your data is going to be processed to perform delegated tasks, for which purpose and with which means.
In addition, we may share your data with:

• Entities that the law requires or permits us to do so (e.g. law enforcement and public authorities)

• Employees or subcontractors of Better Collective A/S and its’ subsidiaries (members of the Better Collective Group)

Transferring Your Data to Recipients from Third Countries

Below is an overview of recipients outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) that we may transfer your data to:

• A recipient that is based in a country that does have an adequate level of protection, as approved by the European Commission. You may find out more about countries with an adequate level of protection here.

• A recipient based in the US, in accordance with the Privacy Shield Framework. The Privacy Shield mechanism is explained here.

• A recipient that is based in a country that does not have an adequate level of data protection, according to the European Commission. In this case, we will use Standard Contractual Clauses that require the recipient to protect your personal data to the same standards as it would be within the European Economic Area (EEA) and implement appropriate safeguards as required by the GDPR, with regard to the processing of your personal data.

We may transfer your personal data outside of the (EEA)for reasons of improving our products or providing our services.We take all measures in relation to the recipients of your personal data, guaranteeingthat the level of data protection is in compliance with GDPR.

Changes to this Privacy Statement

Modifications of this Privacy Statement may occur when required.Updates may contain essential or minor modifications.

Minor modifications do not impact your rights and obligations in connection with the processing of your personal data.If you continue to use our services after an updated Privacy Statement with minor modifications has been published, this means that the processing of your personal data is subject to the updated Privacy Statement and no other iterations.

Nevertheless, you will be prompted If we make essential modifications to this Privacy Statement.These changes may affect your rights and obligations regarding the processing of your personal data.

This Privacy Statement is effective from 25th May 2018.

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