Fantasy football gaming and marketplace operator Sorare are due to appear in court next week charged with providing unlicensed gambling facilities to consumers in Britain. The hearing, prosecuted by the Gambling Commission, will take place at Birmingham Magistrates' Court at 10 a.m. on October 4th.  

Sorare is charged with providing facilities for gambling without holding an operating license, contrary to sections 33(1), (4), and 36(3), (3A) of the Gambling Act 2005. The Commission will not be commenting further on the case until its conclusion. 

Regulators Urged to Go after Those Operating Outside of the Rules 

The case qualifies the recent comments from Entain's Chairman, Barry Gibson, who insists that regulators must go after those who are not playing by the rules. Mr. Gibson has a wealth of experience in the gambling industry and only recently warned of the need to rein in those who are operating outside of the rules. It remains to be seen whether Sorare are found guilty of the charges.  

Not Available for Comment 

akfxoqsd.shop has contacted Sorare for a comment but have yet to receive a reply. There was no mention of the case on their website or in their press area.  

Sorare was founded by Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort in 2018 in Paris. They have over 3 million users across 180 countries and have partnered with more than 300 teams, clubs, and organisations.