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All advertising must be legal, decent, honest and truthful and respect the principles of fair competition, so that the public can have confidence in advertising. The Principles and Rules set out in this Code are the standards expected in all advertising. Other ASA Codes may also be applicable and many sectors have their own specific
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The new code will cover all advertisements that promote online casinos - like our very own, Thunderbolt Online Casino - gambling venues, gambling products, sports betting events, racing events and other venues and products where gambling takes place. The ASA Codes Committee turned to advertising agencies, industry experts and representatives of media houses to get their help in drafting the new code for gambling ads. Gambling advertising: A critical research review
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GAMBLING INDUSTRY CODE FOR SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE ADVERTISING
It is acceptable to feature attractive people in gambling advertising, as long as the ad as a whole does not link gambling with seduction, sexual success or enhanced attractiveness. Where characters in ads are treated with admiration by others as a result of their gambling, this can breach the Codes by linking gambling and enhanced attractiveness.