A1 Development Online Casinos

Allegations: Marketing the platforms as legitimate and legal online businesses when they are actually unlawful gambling enterprises

SuperPlay

Allegations: Falsely advertising the platform as a legitimate and legal online business when it is actually an unlawful gambling enterprise

RealPrize Website and App

Allegations: Falsely marketing itself as a social casino that is legitimate and legal online business when it an unlawful gambling enterprise

Wagering App Notification Petition

TINA.org joined a coalition petitioning the FTC to require wagering apps to get consumers’ consent before sending marketing push notifications, offer an easy opt-out, and disclose how often those notifications…

Who’s Allowed to Play Games with the Stock Market?

The misleading advertising of democratizing finance.

Playtika’s Online Slot Machine Games

Allegations: Misleadingly representing that games are free

Electronic Arts Sports Video Games

Allegations: Failing to adequately disclose important information about the Ultimate Team Packs in games

Supercell’s Video Games

Allegations: Failing to disclose that games use loot boxes

Disclosures in Apple’s App Store

Allegations: Using ratings categories that fail to disclose that certain games use loot boxes

Rise of Kingdoms

Big Fish Casino

Allegations: Misrepresenting that games are free to play

Huuuge Casino

Allegations: Misleadingly representing that games are free to play

Big Fish Games

Allegations: Misrepresenting that games are free to play

Double Down Casino

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing games as “free” to play

Scientific Games Online Casino Games

Allegations: misleadingly representing that its online casino games are free-to-play

GSN Casino

Allegations: Misleadingly representing that games are free to play

TINA.org’s Year in Review 2017

When it came to keeping ads honest in 2017, TINA.org was plenty busy.

7 Marketers, Influencers that Get Coal in their 2017 Holiday Stockings

Find out which companies and people wound up on TINA.org’s naughty list for 2017.

DraftKings “DOUBLE YOUR CASH” Claims

FTC Social Media Actions

See the FTC’s track record when it comes to social media influencer cases.