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      Riccardo Calafiori and other new signings added to Dream Team – does Arsenal’s new defender hold key to success?

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      RICCARDO CALAFIORI and other new Premier League signings have been added to Dream Team.Gaffers will have to fork out £4million for Arsenal’s new defender which, while substantial, may prove to be a generous price.PLAY DREAM TEAM FOR FREE NOW AHEAD OF THE 2024/25 SEASON – £50,000 TOP PRIZE PLUS WEEKLY CASH WINNERS!Arsenal fans are excited to see Calafiori in actionThe Gunners were in a league of their own defensively last season with Ben White (£5m), Gabriel (£5m) and William Saliba (£5m) finishing as the top three point scorers in their position.And it’s because Mikel Arteta’s side dominated at the back that the aforementioned defenders have been slapped with such high starting prices ahead of the 2024/25 campaign.In fact, only Trent Alexander-Arnold (£5.5m), who boasted the highest points-per-game average among defenders last term, costs more than the Arsenal trio, who all contributed to 20+ clean sheets.But if Calafiori immediately establishes himself as first-choice left-back, he will offer a more affordable route into the league’s best defence.Calafiori turned heads at Euro 2024Credit: PAThe 22-year-old is a centre-back by trade, as exhibited in Italy colours at Euro 2024, but he’s comfortable at left-back too.White was predominantly a centre-back before his switch to the Emirates and he’s been successfully converted to a full-back – Josko Gvardiol (£4.5m) has followed a similar path at Manchester City.It’s not a given that Calafiori will start at left-back when Arsenal take on Wolves in Gameweek 1 but Dream Team bosses should have a clearer view of his place in the pecking order closer to the deadline.Most read in FootballWith White, Saliba and Gabriel set at £5m each, the Italian is certainly a tempting option at £4m.Remember, you can make unlimited changes before the new campaign kicks off with Manchester United and Fulham at 8pm on August 16th.Southampton have signed Ben Brereton DiazCredit: GettyDream Team’s Fantasy Football GamePLAY DREAM TEAM AHEAD OF THE NEW SEASON!Free to play£50,000 jackpot for overall winner plus weekly prizesPlayers score points in Premier League games, European competitions and both domestic cupsPlay in Mini Leagues against your mates£5,000 prize for Gameweek 1Play via Dream Team’s app or website today!Elsewhere, new Everton midfielder Jesper Lindstrom (£2.5m) and Southampton striker Ben Brereton Diaz (£2m) have been added to the game.Filip Jorgensen, Dean Huijsen and Jake O’Brien, new acquisitions for Chelsea, Bournemouth and Everton respectively, will also be added in due course.New signings will be periodically added to Dream Team from now until the transfer window closes.New video reveals Riccardo Calafiori was at Arsenal SEVEN MONTHS before Italian signed in £42m transfer More

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      Dream Team 2024/25: Tottenham’s top stars, bargain options & players to avoid

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      WE’RE previewing all the top teams ahead of the new Dream Team campaign with Tottenham under the microscope today.Europa League commitments should give Ange Postecoglou’s side an added edge in 2024/25, especially given the new format ensures EIGHT group stage fixtures.Let’s analyse Spurs’ top stars, bargain options and players to avoid.PLAY DREAM TEAM FOR FREE NOW AHEAD OF THE 2024/25 SEASON – £50,000 TOP PRIZE PLUS WEEKLY CASH WINNERS!Son rarely lets Dream Team bosses downCredit: Dream TeamTOP STARSSon Heung-min (£5m) has been a reliable Dream Team performer for many years now.The South Korea superstar averages 18 goals per season since the start of 2016/17 and it may come as a surprise to some gaffers that he averaged seven points per-per-game in 2023/24 – only Erling Haaland (£8.5m) and Mohamed Salah (£7m) boasted a better rate among strikers.He has played plenty of minutes as a centre-forward under Postecoglou but, truthfully, it doesn’t really matter whether he’s deployed through the middle or from the left, he tends to produce the goods in either position.The full-backs are key components in Postecoglou’s dynamic set-up with Pedro Porro (£4m) registering eight assists in all competitions last season.The Spanish right-back gets through plenty of tackles and ranks highly for bonus points too – he’s got several routes to points outside clean sheets, which is essential for Dream Team defenders in this day and age.Most read in FootballOnly Trent Alexander-Arnold (£5.5m) averaged more points-per-game than Porro among defenders last term.Maddison is a force to be reckoned with when fully fitCredit: GettyJames Maddison’s (£4m) form was badly impacted by an ill-timed injury last time around but it’s worth remembering he was a must-have asset for the first few Gameweeks when Spurs burst out of the blocks.When everything clicks for the 27-year-old playmaker, few midfielders can match his rate of returns.Last season, he averaged more points-per-game than the likes of Martin Odegaard (£5m), Anthony Gordon (£4.5m) and Rodri (£4.5m).Dream Team’s Fantasy Football GamePLAY DREAM TEAM AHEAD OF THE NEW SEASON!Free to play£50,000 jackpot for overall winner plus weekly prizesPlayers score points in Premier League games, European competitions and both domestic cupsPlay in Mini Leagues against your mates£5,000 prize for Gameweek 1Play via Dream Team’s app or website today!BARGAIN OPTIONSIt seems as if Brennan Johnson (£3m) will start on the right flank once the action is underway and if that’s the case then he has to considered an affordable option.The Wales international flattered to deceive following his transfer from Nottingham Forest but he’s improved gradually and many Spurs fans are hopeful of a productive campaign.His return of five goals in 2023/24 was rather underwhelming but he notched 12 assists when all was said and done.It would be overly bold to back Archie Gray (£2m) from the get-go as the 18-year-old is one for the future but Dream Team bosses should monitor his progress closely.The teenage prodigy is a natural talent and was named Championship Young Player of the Season for his efforts in a Leeds shirt in 2023/24.It wouldn’t be a surprise if Gray rose up the pecking order and his price tag would suddenly look extremely cheap if he was elevated to a regular starter.Dream Team managers should keep an eye on Gray’s minutesCredit: RexPLAYERS TO AVOIDIt would be an exaggeration to say Micky van de Ven (£3.5m) is a player to avoid as the Dutchman is mightily effective on his day.However, his current ownership of 12% is rather curious given he mustered just 111 points last season at an average of 3.8 per fixture. READ MORE SUN STORIESThe rapid defender is Spurs’ most-popular asset ahead of Gameweek 1, albeit by a narrow margin – for just an extra £0.5m gaffers could afford Porro, who seemingly offers so much more.The Stats Centre suggests the vast majority of Dream Team bosses are staying clear of the non-starters so there’s no clanging errors to address.Ange Postecoglou’s F-word rant caught on live TV as he tears into shellshocked Tottenham flops during drinks break More

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      Dream Team Euros winner who banked £25,000 jackpot finished LAST in his season Mini League

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      ONLY the most-committed Dream Team managers earn a share of the prize money, right?Well, James Foss begs to differ.The 51-year-old England supporter beat hundreds of thousands of gaffers worldwide to win our Euros game this summer but describes himself as a “casual player”.In fact, the £25,000 jackpot winner finished bottom of his Mini League during the regular season game in 2023/24!PLAY DREAM TEAM FOR FREE NOW AHEAD OF THE 2024/25 SEASON – £50,000 TOP PRIZE PLUS WEEKLY CASH WINNERS!Play Dream Team this season and you could emulate James’ miraculous winCredit: Dream TeamSpeaking to Dream Team, James revealed: “My friends had to persuade me to take part. I had to read up on the rules when I realised I was in contention [to win].I came last in our Mini League for the Premier League season. I forget to do transfers half the time. I don’t watch Match of the Day.”James may be a light-touch player but he displayed razor-sharp instincts throughout the Euros to set himself apart from his rivals.”I had Musiala as captain for the first couple of matches,” he told us when recalling his strategy. “I also insisted on keeping Fullkrug even though my friends said he won’t start the game. I thought he’d come on and score as a sub.”Every so often, I wanted to put in a player or two that other people might not have. I had people like Kramaric, who scored, Baumgartner, who scored.”Most read in FootballJames’ decisive masterstroke came just prior to the quarter-finals when he brought in Memphis Depay and Stefan De Vrij, who then combined for Netherlands’ equaliser against Turkey for a significant points return.Niclas Kullkrug’s super sub cameos worked wonders for JamesCredit: ReutersDream Team’s Fantasy Football GamePLAY DREAM TEAM AHEAD OF THE NEW SEASON!Free to play£50,000 jackpot for overall winner plus weekly prizesPlayers score points in Premier League games, European competitions and both domestic cupsPlay in Mini Leagues against your mates£5,000 prize for Gameweek 1Play via Dream Team’s app or website today!When discussing the night of the final, when his victory was confirmed, James said: “It was a really nerve-wracking evening, I can’t say I really enjoyed the match. “My lead was ebbing away throughout the second half… I’m an England fan but I wanted that final whistle to go!”Ultimately, Cole Palmer’s equaliser proved to the winning moment for James as it wiped out Spain’s clean sheet, something his rivals needed to close the gap.James plans to play Dream Team alongside the 2024/25 season but admits he’s yet to pick his XI and has no tips to offer as he doesn’t follow club football all that closely.Palmer’s goal against Spain essentially confirmed James’ victoryCredit: APWhen asked what he plans to do with his winnings, James replied: “My wife has looked into doing a cruise to Iceland in a year or two, where we’ve always wanted to go. “I’m sure my son will get some as well. And we’ll be having a big night out with all my friends, on me of course.”In many ways, James’ triumph was a victory for Dream Team bosses everywhere; proof that you don’t need to live in a spreadsheet to succeed.He is an inspiration for casual gaffers worldwide.Watch Premier League cult hero you had no idea is still playing perform incredible initiation song More

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      Dream Team 2024/25: Manchester City’s top stars, bargain options & players to avoid

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      MANCHESTER CITY players have provided more Dream Team points than any other team over the last five years.However, Pep Guardiola’s starting line-ups are difficult to predict and so it’s not always that easy for gaffers to capitalise.With the Citizens aiming to win a fourth consecutive Premier League title, let’s analyse their top stars, bargain options and players to avoid ahead of the new campaign.PLAY DREAM TEAM FOR FREE NOW AHEAD OF THE 2024/25 SEASON – £50,000 TOP PRIZE PLUS WEEKLY CASH WINNERS!Gvardiol averaged 5.7 points-per-game last seasonCredit: Dream TeamTOP STARSErling Haaland (£8.5m) is the most-expensive player in the game for a reason.The Norwegian poacher has plundered 90 goals in 98 games in all competitions since joining City – including NINE hat-tricks!In defence, Josko Gvardiol (£4.5m) is the standout option having finished last season in sparkling form.Previously seen as a resolute centre-back, the Croatia international is in the process of developing into a left-back capable of playing a decisive hand in the final third.He enjoyed a rare scoring streak during the run-in to help secure City another league crown and, more recently, he produced a De Bruyne-esque assist against Barcelona in pre-season.Most read in FootballThe joint most-expensive midfielders in the gameCredit: GettyElsewhere, Phil Foden (£6.5m) amassed 392 points to top the rankings last season and so he has to be considered a top-tier option.The 24-year-old notched 26 goals and 13 assists in 2023/24 but Dream Team bosses should be aware that his workload may be managed across the first few Gameweeks following the Euros.Kevin De Bruyne (£6.5m) has been linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League but it now appears he’ll stick around for another season.The brilliant Belgian playmaker has long been a phenomenal Dream Team asset – last season he registered more assists than any other player despite the fact he missed approximately half of the campaign through injury.BARGAIN OPTIONSGiven that Man City are the team to beat, it stands to reason that their players come at a significant cost.But while there are no outright bargains, there are some assets who could offer value-for-money in the mid range.Grealish is a game-changer on his dayCredit: AlamyTake Jack Grealish (£3.5m) for example.The 28-year-old played a subsidiary role last season, partly because he suffered a succession of ill-timed injury niggles.However, if he gets the nod from Guardiola then his price could look rather generous come September.Gaffers know what Grealish is capable of when everything clicks.We wouldn’t recommend backing Rico Lewis (£3m) from the get-go but there’s every chance the 19-year-old improves his place in the pecking order this season.Meanwhile, Oscar Bobb (£2m) has looked lively in pre-season and it would be classic Guardiola to suddenly install the young Norway international as a regular starter in the front three.But again, gaffers should be patient.Dream Team’s Fantasy Football GamePLAY DREAM TEAM AHEAD OF THE NEW SEASON!Free to play£50,000 jackpot for overall winner plus weekly prizesPlayers score points in Premier League games, European competitions and both domestic cupsPlay in Mini Leagues against your mates£5,000 prize for Gameweek 1Play via Dream Team’s app or website today!PLAYERS TO AVOIDNot only did Julian Alvarez (£4.5m) go the distance with Argentina at Copa America, he’s representing his country at the Olympics in Paris.He won’t have had much of a break at all by the time the new Premier League campaign gets underway, which isn’t ideal.Plus, his minutes are limited when both Haaland and De Bruyne are fit.Alvarez has been a busy man this summerCredit: GettyFinally, Dream Team bosses should be wary of City defenders not named Gvardiol.READ MORE SUN STORIESThere’s not much between Ruben Dias (£4.5m), John Stones (£4.5m), Manuel Akanji (£4.5m), Nathan Ake (£4.5m) and Kyle Walker (£4m) and some will inevitably start on the bench.It’s generally wise to wait for a clearer indication of Guardiola’s pecking order.Watch moment Donkey from Shrek admires Jack Grealish’s calves before telling him he looks like film character More

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      Overhyped players and underrated assets for Dream Team gaffers to consider ahead of new season

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      MANY Dream Team managers are making use of their unlimited transfer allotment to experiment with various line-ups during pre-season.Gameweek 1 gets underway at 8pm on Friday August 16th, when Manchester United v Fulham kicks offs at Old Trafford, and so there’s plenty of time for tinkering yet.However, now is a good time to examine the state of play.PLAY DREAM TEAM FOR FREE NOW AHEAD OF THE 2024/25 SEASON – £50,000 TOP PRIZE PLUS WEEKLY CASH WINNERS!Play Dream Team now!Credit: Dream TeamWe’ve identified three players who are perhaps being overhyped ahead of the new season and three underrated players who probably deserve to be more popular.OVERHYPED PLAYERSKobbie Mainoo (£3m) is a natural talent coming off the back of an impressive European Championship campaign in England colours but his ownership of 17.9% is rather curious.At the time of writing, only five midfielders are more popular in the world of Dream Team and the list of players below the Manchester United youngster in the metric features Eberechi Eze (£4m), Bruno Fernandes (£6m), Kevin De Bruyne (£6.5m), Mohammed Kudus (£5m) and other assets who racked up plentiful points last season.Mainoo mustered 135 points in 2023/24 at an average of 4.2 per game.Granted, he’s affordable at £3m and likely to improve this campaign but gaffers would be wise to consider more attack-minded alternatives.Most read in Dream TeamGaffers evidently remember the FA Cup final clearlyCredit: GettyMicky van de Ven (£3.5m) is currently the sixth-most selected defender in the game with an ownership of 12.1%.This doesn’t align with his average of 3.8 points-per-game last season.The Dutchman started the campaign in imperious form and his recovery speed is truly remarkable but it’s simply a fact that Tottenham conceded 61 league goals last season, more than twice as many as Arsenal.Ange Postecoglou will hope to tighten up at the back this coming season and a fully-fit Van de Ven should help but Dream Team bosses might be better off waiting for signs of defensive improvement before piling in.The rapid 23-year-old passes the eye test but at the end of the day, the points column is what really matters.England’s Euros players have carried their popularity into the new season gameCredit: Dream TeamMarc Guehi (£3.5m) was arguably England’s best player this summer and Crystal Palace’s impressive upturn under Oliver Glasner is certainly a positive factor.However, with Joachim Andersen (£3m), Daniel Munoz (£3m) and Tyrick Mitchell (£3m) all more affordable, there are cheaper routes into the Eagles’ defence for gaffers that way inclined.William Saliba (£5m), Trent Alexander-Arnold (£5.5m) and Josko Gvardiol (£4.5m) are the only defenders who feature in more teams than Palace’s No6 at present – those three are all top-tier options.To be clear, we’re not saying that Mainoo, Van de Ven or Guehi are bad selections by any means, it’s just that their popularity doesn’t seem to match their point-scoring ability in our humble opinion.Dream Team’s Fantasy Football GamePLAY DREAM TEAM AHEAD OF THE NEW SEASON!Free to play£50,000 jackpot for overall winner plus weekly prizesPlayers score points in Premier League games, European competitions and both domestic cupsPlay in Mini Leagues against your mates£5,000 prize for Gameweek 1Play via Dream Team’s app or website today!UNDERRATED PLAYERSOn the flip side, we think the following assets are being unfairly overlooked by too many managers.Take Bruno Guimaraes (£4.5m) for example.Newcastle’s all-action midfielder was one of just six players in his position who achieved 300+ points last season, thanks in no small part to his unmatched tally of 83 bonus points.And a flurry of attacking returns at the back end of the campaign saw the Brazil international finish with 18 goal involvements in all competitions.Guimaraes is a solid pick and his ownership should be higher than 5.2% – Anthony Gordon (£4.5m) features in 27% of teams for comparison.Bowen has scored 51 goals across the last three seasonsCredit: RexJarrod Bowen (£5m) has been categorised as a forward for the 2024/25 and that change has seemingly perturbed many gaffers as he currently appears in just 3.4% of teams.West Ham’s talisman finished on exactly 300 points last season via 20 goals and 11 assists.For comparison, Ollie Watkins (£6m), Mohamed Salah (£7m) and Erling Haaland (£8.5m) were the only strikers who notched triple centuries last term.Granted, Bowen won’t have European fixtures to pad out his schedule this season but he’s been a consistent performer since 2021.Gross misconductCredit: GETTYPascal Gross (£4m) is destined to be underrated in the world of Dream Team for eternity.Only two midfielders collected more bonus points than the Brighton stalwart last season and only five provided more assists.The experienced German is a set-piece threat and makes plenty of tackles too.READ MORE SUN STORIESGross amassed 260 points in 2023/24 and the Seagulls fixtures look relatively favourable until mid-September (barring a trip to Arsenal) and yet only 1.2% of gaffers are taking a punt on him at this stage.Pick your Dream Team XI today! 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      Man Utd vs Liverpool: Get £30 in free bets to spend on football with talkSPORT BET

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      MANCHESTER UNITED and Liverpool conclude their pre-season tour of the US with a cracking clash at the Williams-Brice Stadium in South Carolina.And brand new talkSPORT BET customers can get maximum bang for their buck with a whopping £30 in free bets up for grabs when you sign-up and stake a tenner on football!talkSPORT BET bonus: Sign up and get £30 in free bets to spend on footballCredit: talkSPORT BETMan Utd vs Liverpool offertalkSPORT BET exclusiveVisit the talkSPORT BET website HERE*Create your account via mobileOpt-In to this promotion via the OFFERS tabPlace your first bet of £10 or more on any sports market at odds of Evens or greaterYou must do this within 7 days of registrationOn settlement of your qualifying bet, you will receive £30 in free bets to spend on selected marketstalkSPORT BET: Get £30 in free bets – Claim Here*What’s the offer?Brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim a welcome bonus of £30 when they register an account and stake £10 on any sports market – including Manchester United vs Liverpool on Sunday!How to claim?Simply visit the talkSPORT BET website on your mobile device and create an account. Opt in to this promotion via the OFFERS tab and then make a deposit via debit card or Apple Pay.Stake £10 or more on any sports market – including football – at odds of at least Evens. Remember, you must do this within 7 days of opening your account.What happens next?Once your bet has settled — win or lose — you will receive £30 in free bets to spend on the following:£10 Free Bet on Any Sports£10 Free Bet on Any Lucky Dip£10 free bet — Any Sports Acca (4+ Selections)*18+ New customers only. Opt in & bet £10+ via mobile on any sports at 2.00+ odds within 7 days. No Cash out. Get 3x £10 Free Bets on selected markets. Free bets expire in 7 days. Card payments & Apple Pay only. T&Cs apply, see below. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsiblyRemember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.gambleaware.orgFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk More

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      Liverpool vs Arsenal: Get £30 in free bets to spend on football with talkSPORT BET

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      LIVERPOOL and Arsenal continue their pre-season preparations when they go toe-to-toe at Lincoln Financial Field in Pennsylvania in the early hours of Thursday morning.And brand new talkSPORT BET customers can get maximum bang for their buck with a whopping £30 in free bets up for grabs when you sign-up and stake a tenner on football!talkSPORT BET bonus: Sign up and get £30 in free bets to spend on footballCredit: talkSPORT BETLiverpool vs Arsenal offertalkSPORT BET exclusiveVisit the talkSPORT BET website HERE*Create your account via mobileOpt-In to this promotion via the OFFERS tabPlace your first bet of £10 or more on any sports market at odds of Evens or greaterYou must do this within 7 days of registrationOn settlement of your qualifying bet, you will receive £30 in free bets to spend on selected marketstalkSPORT BET: Get £30 in free bets – Claim Here*What’s the offer?Brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim a welcome bonus of £30 when they register an account and stake £10 on any sports market – including Liverpool vs Arsenal on Thursday!How to claim?Simply visit the talkSPORT BET website on your mobile device and create an account. Opt in to this promotion via the OFFERS tab and then make a deposit via debit card or Apple Pay.Stake £10 or more on any sports market – including football – at odds of at least Evens. Remember, you must do this within 7 days of opening your account.What happens next?Once your bet has settled — win or lose — you will receive £30 in free bets to spend on the following:£10 Free Bet on Any Sports£10 Free Bet on Any Lucky Dip£10 free bet — Any Sports Acca (4+ Selections)*18+ New customers only. Opt in & bet £10+ via mobile on any sports at 2.00+ odds within 7 days. No Cash out. Get 3x £10 Free Bets on selected markets. Free bets expire in 7 days. Card payments & Apple Pay only. T&Cs apply, see below. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsiblyRemember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.gambleaware.orgFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk More

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      talkSPORT BET bonus: Sign up and get £30 in free bets to spend on Premier League football

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      talkSPORT BET is offering new customers a fantastic welcome bonus, and you can claim it right now!Simply register an account with talkSPORT BET, stake a tenner on football and you’ll have £30 in free bets credited straight to your account!talkSPORT BET bonus: Sign up and get £30 in free bets to spend on footballCredit: talkSPORT BETHow to claim talkSPORT BET offertalkSPORT BETVisit the talkSPORT BET website HERE*Create your account via mobileOpt-In to this promotion via the OFFERS tabPlace your first bet of £10 or more on any sports market at odds of Evens or greaterYou must do this within 7 days of registrationOn settlement of your qualifying bet, you will receive £30 in free bets to spend on selected marketstalkSPORT BET: Get £30 in free bets – Claim Here*What’s the offer?Brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim a welcome bonus of £30 when they register an account and stake £10 on any sports market.How to claim?Simply visit the talkSPORT BET website on your mobile device and create an account. Opt in to this promotion via the OFFERS tab and then make a deposit via debit card or Apple Pay.Stake £10 or more on any sports market – including football – at odds of at least Evens. Remember, you must do this within 7 days of opening your account.What happens next?Once your bet has settled — win or lose — you will receive £30 in free bets to spend on the following:£10 Free Bet on Any Sports£10 Free Bet on Any Lucky Dip£10 free bet — Any Sports Acca (4+ Selections)*18+ New customers only. Opt in & bet £10+ via mobile on any sports at 2.00+ odds within 7 days. No Cash out. Get 3x £10 Free Bets on selected markets. Free bets expire in 7 days. Card payments & Apple Pay only. T&Cs apply, see below. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsiblyRemember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.gambleaware.orgFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk More