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The Consumer Protection Zone at ICE London 2023 will have a record 20 stands. The CPZ has raised GBP 146,000 for gambling industry charities over the last three editions of the expo. The expos aim to raise close to GBp 200,00 for safer gambling organizations. It won the Responsible Approach to Advertising/Marketing category at the recent Global Regulatory Awards. Its 2018 edition featured eight pioneer exhibitors. This year's edition had six more stands than this year.

20 stands will be on the Consumer Protection Zone at ICE London in 2023. The number of stands has increased from 14 in 2022. It will include leading not for profit organisations and brands from the gambling industry. The CPZ has raised £146,000 for gambling Industry charities over the last three editions of ICE. GamCare, Responsible Gaming Council and Better Change were the recipients of the 2022 fund. They were given £20,00 each. A total of £200, 000 will come from this year's edition of ICE, which is expected to be bigger than ever.

Gordon Moody and other safer gambling charities praise ICE London's Consumer Protection Zone. The event has been a success since its introduction in 2018. It has raised over £146,000 for gambling industry charities over the last three editions. The fund was made-up of £6,300 donations from bet365, Kindred, Entain, Videoslots, Sky Betting and Gaming and IMG Arena. A £10,00 contribution from Ambassadeurs Group also helped. This year's charity fund donated by supporters of the ICE Consumer protection zone was £20, 000.

GamCare and the Responsible Gaming Council will receive £20,000 each. Better Change will get £6,00 each from Ambassadeurs Group. Bet365, Kindred, Entain, Videoslots, Sky Betting and Gaming and IMG Arena each donated £ 6,500. The Consumer Protection Zone was introduced to the ICE London show floor in 2018. It hosted a number of safer gambling charities. The conference programme featured a Responsibly Gambling Masterclass.