What is the Gambling Act 2005? -
"The Gambling Act 2005 regulates commercial gambling in Great Britain, including arcades, betting, bingo, casinos, gaming machines, society lotteries and remote gambling operations based in the UK. It has three principle objectives:"


How does it help regulate Gambling?
The Gambling Act 2005 has three clear objectives to help regulate

• keeping gambling crime free
• making sure that gambling is fair and open
• protecting children and vulnerable adults

To conclude, The Gambling Act 2005 is a general act which keeps everything in gambling 'clean' and legal. Gambling is a category that can very easily become assosiated with crimes. This act insures that does not occur. It also ensure that children are not involved as they are not seen as being able to make educated decisions as they have had less life experience.

Why is it important that Gambling remains fair and regulated? 
It is important that gambling remains fair and regulated, otherwise, a situation could easily arise where sports were becoming more and more corrupt where people involved were being paid to cause potential outcomes in order to

ind a news article where someone has broken a gambling  law? What impact did it have on the sport?