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British former world boxing champion Tyson Fury stated on his Instagram profile that he has no connection to iGaming brands using his name, image, or personal brand.
According to Fury, the statement followed recent messages he received informing him that his name was being used by several undisclosed online casinos and iGaming apps. Fury said he has not launched any product under his own name and added that he has personally turned down gambling advertising and similar sponsorship offers for years. He did not name the specific brands allegedly misusing his identity.
The statement adds to a pattern of public figures publicly distancing themselves from unauthorized use of their name and likeness by unlicensed or offshore gambling operators, a tactic frequently used to lend false credibility to unregulated platforms. Fury's clarification, issued directly through his own social media channel, reflects the limited legal recourse available to individuals whose identities are exploited by operators often based outside jurisdictions where enforcement or takedown requests can be readily pursued.
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Crypto casino and sportsbook operator Stake has blocked access to its platform for customers in Ireland following engagement with the country's newly established gambling regulator.
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