The OP was that these ads are targeted at the young, I don't think that's correct and anyone using a sports personality has to prove they don't have significant youth appeal hence the use of the likes of Redknapp.

Haven't seen that one but it doesn't sound compliant based on that description.

Harry Redknapp would've been picked specifically because of his lack of youth appeal. There are tight rules about which 'celebs' can be used in that regard. Fair point re: lads, lads, lads though, it's disappearing but not quickly enough.

Do you have any examples of such advertising? I think when people talk about the problems with gambling advertising, they're often referring to the situation from years ago and have missed the raft of legislation and changes.

Good process.

Watched it in the Jardin Des Sports at Center Parcs. Remember falling off the pull up bars into the snow on my way back more than the game.