BetBlocker, a support service available in native languages for problem gamblers, has expanded into the African market by introducing three additional languages: Bemba, Nyanja, and Tonga. This initiative aims to assist consumers in Zambia.
BetBlocker continues to step up RG efforts with targeted solutions
BetBlocker firmly believes that to achieve optimal results and assist as many individuals as possible, its services should be provided in people's native languages. Recently, BetBlocker introduced translated support for Eastern Europeans in the United Kingdom, recognizing that many individuals requiring assistance may not be proficient in English. Providing support in one's mother tongue is inherently beneficial. BetBlocker has now expanded this approach by launching its service in a language spoken by 75% of Zambia's population—a nation of 21 million people. Duncan Garvie, the Founder of BetBlocker, praised this significant development, emphasizing the importance of offering the app in indigenous languages. In his statement, Garvie remarked:
BetBlocker expands rapidly into multiple native languages to broaden support
The company has introduced several new options, including an upcoming Catalan version set to debut at ICE Barcelona. BetBlocker has partnered with EveryMatrix and the Responsible Gaming Foundation to release a Maltese version.
