In November 2012 Mirror Casino had their wrists slapped by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) following an advert in the National press which featured Optimus Prime from Transformers (read more here). The reason that the ASA banned the advert in its original format were three CAP Codes that were breached; 1.3, 16.1 and 16.3.12. Metro Play obviously didn’t take heed of this adjudication because on 8th January their regional press ad received the same ruling!

This week it wasn’t only William Hill that came underfire from the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA), Sky Poker also received one complaint about an advert on their site which was perceived as misleading. The complainant felt that the ‘Receive a 200% first deposit bonus’ was not clear and that Sky did not make it obvious that 25,000 poker points had to be earned within a specific time period in order to be eligible for the bonus advertised

Twice in April of this year Betfred came underfire by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA), and now, just two months later they have once again had complaints against them upheld. Could it be that Petfre (Gibraltar) Ltd like the publicity that comes with a complaint to the

The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) have received three complaints about the online casino and bookmakers, Betway, resulting in the publication of rulings against them on Wednesday 5th June. Two of the complaints were received about a headline banner that appeared on their website whilst the third was about their television marketing campaign

Cassava is a name many bingo players will know through big name brands like Foxy, Costa, Wink and of course, all the Dragonfish networked brands. Recently the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) received a complaint about Lucky Ace Poker regarding an advertisement on a social networking site which stated “Join Now & Get £10 Free to play with!&rdquo

One of the things that we are always telling our readers to check when it comes to promotions at online gaming brands is the Terms and Conditions of any bonus, specifically the wagering requirements. Read any of our reviews and there is a section that covers these aspects and it is the wagering requirements that recently saw Betfred investigated by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA)