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The company said safer gambling analyst Francesco Casartelli reached out to BetBlocker and offered his translation services to aid the software’s launch in his country.
Duncan Garvie, trustee and founder of BetBlocker, said: “I’m overwhelmed by the charitable spirit of Francesco. We’ve encountered some operators, some regulators, and some other charities/treatment providers that were prepared to invest the time to help translate BetBlocker into a new language. But rarely have we encountered a private person willing to sacrifice their own free time to help us deliver the service to a new audience.
“I can’t thank Francesco enough. His actions will help improve the day-to-day lives of thousands of Italian speakers that use BetBlocker’s service every day and I’ve no doubt that they would be happy to extend thanks on their behalf. He is a credit to the ethos of collaboration that will make the industry a safer place.”
Casartelli said: “I am extremely pleased that I could give my contribution to an app like BetBlocker. As soon as I noticed that my native language was missing in the website, I could not say no to extending the protection that BetBlocker provides for free to Italian speakers.
“Safer gambling is founded on giving help, and being able to do that makes me proud of myself. My thanks go to Mr. Garvie for giving me this opportunity.”
BetBlocker blocks a person’s access to gambling on devices of their choosing.
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