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The digital gaming landscape in the United Kingdom has experienced substantial change since the launch of GamStop, a self-exclusion program designed to help players control their gaming habits. While this initiative serves an important protective purpose, many UK gamblers are progressively exploring other options that provide greater flexibility and individual autonomy over their gambling decisions. […]