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UKGC Suspends Targetlocal Remote Gambling License

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UKGC Suspends Targetlocal Remote Gambling License

The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has suspended the remote gambling license of Targetlocal Ltd due to concerns regarding the company's anti-money laundering practices. Despite the suspension, customers will still be able to access their accounts and initiate withdrawals during the ongoing review.

This action predominantly affects Targetlocal's online gambling services, which are offered through kenhowells.com, including Ken Howell’s Sports Betting.

Targetlocal’s remote gaming license allows a variety of gambling activities, which encompass online casino games, sports betting, and virtual event betting. The license in question is numbered 000422-R-336567-002.

The UKGC’s decision to suspend the license follows its inquiry revealing potential issues with Targetlocal's compliance with anti-money laundering regulations. This review is being conducted under Section 116 of the Gambling Act of 2005.

The suspension takes effect immediately and will remain until the UK’s Ministry of Finance has assessed and approved the legality of the company's future operations.

While operations are suspended, customers can still withdraw funds and must be treated fairly. The UKGC has instructed Targetlocal to inform customers about any risks during this period.

For assistance, customers should visit Targetlocal's official website. Notably, this suspension does not affect Targetlocal's general betting license.

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