On Tuesday, the platform announced a new policy that bans creators from directing viewers to “unapproved” gambling websites through links, images, text, logos, or verbal mentions. According to YouTube ...

"Well, that was a dud," said Steve, annoyed. He and his wife, Danielle, had just lost $921 playing 3 Card poker at the ...

Certain types of gambling content will now be restricted on YouTube. Credit: CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images Gambling content is seemingly everywhere on the internet today. Even viral videos ...

YouTube is cracking down on gambling content, enforcing stricter policies starting March 19, 2025. Creators can't direct viewers to unauthorized sites or promise guaranteed returns. Age restrictions ...

YouTube is cracking down on content related to gambling as sports betting and other online prediction markets have taken off in the United States. The platform announced Tuesday it will no longer ...

Significant changes are coming to YouTube that could directly impact sports-driven content and the sports media at large. Earlier this week, the platform announced a crackdown on gambling-related ...

YouTube is going to curb the promotion of online gambling sites that have become increasingly popular in recent years. Under the new rules, creators will be prohibited from verbally referring to ...

Since the 2018 Supreme Court decision letting US states legalize gambling, related content has been hard to miss, whether it's odds tickers flashed during sports broadcasts, superstar athletes and ...

Crackdown in part a response to increasing scrutiny of gambling-focused content aimed at underage viewers or promoting unlicensed operators. Similar to other social media platforms restricting ...

As gambling creators continue experiencing issues with YouTube, the platform made more changes this week. The further modifications to their terms and conditions could affect gambling content even ...

We all know about Twitch’s war on gambling content. Because of this, we’re sure that many of the people making that content migrated over to YouTube. However, after this latest announcement, it looks ...