The EURO 2024 tournament drew to an emotional close for England fans, with Spain lifting the trophy after a tense final – but for those struggling with gambling, major sporting events like EURO 2024 can be an especially difficult time.

GAMSTOP ran a social media campaign throughout the competition to ensure that people are aware of the benefits of self-exclusion. After the final, we launched a further campaign for football fans who may want to take back control of their online gambling now that the tournament has ended.

For many people who have registered with GAMSTOP, friends and family members are key to finding out about the service. Ahead of the EURO 2024 semi-final, CMO Katie Reynolds-Jones spoke to the press about warning signs which may point to a loved one struggling with gambling, such as changes in mood and social withdrawal.

As the summer of sport continues, GAMSTOP will continue to raise awareness of the support available to people experiencing gambling-related harm and their loved ones