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Google updates gambling advertising policy—how it affects affiliates

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Google has announced significant updates to its gambling advertising policies which are due to take effect on April 14, 2025. These revisions aim to make gambling-related definitions more clear, while enforcing stricter country-specific regulations and expanding certification requirements for advertisers promoting gambling-related content.  At the same time, YouTube, a subsidiary of Google, is also implementing stricter gambling-related policies…
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Google updates gambling advertising policy—how it affects affiliates

Google has announced significant updates to its gambling advertising policies which are due to take effect on April 14, 2025. These revisions aim to make gambling-related definitions more clear, while enforcing stricter country-specific regulations and expanding certification requirements for advertisers promoting gambling-related content.  At the same time, YouTube, a subsidiary of Google, is also implementing stricter gambling-related policies…

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