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Since the national self-exclusion tool, GamStop has become compulsory in the UK-based gambling industry, the non GamStop sports betting sites are growing in number. This new form of competition enables players to enjoy the excitement of boosting real money with no risk to experience stress.

Actually, many operators are not licensed by the British gambling regulatory body so they are not subject to regulation and acquire GamStop. It is worth mentioning that these sportsbooks are under the regulation of other reputable licensing entities, meaning that they are legal and trustworthy. Here are the reasons to consider registering at non GamStop sports betting platforms.

Why Betting Sites Without GamStop Are Good for UK Gamblers

There are several reasons why non GamStop betting keeps attracting British gamblers. Whereas listing all of them in one article is hardly possible, we have still come up with some of the main factors causing UK gamblers to switch to non-GamStop sports betting.

Easy Registration and Verification

When opening an account, the common worry of punters is to disclose their personal information through various copies of ID documents. Signing up can get more complicated in GamStop betting brands. One of the policies that these licensed sites apply is the Know Your Customer or KYC regulation to safeguard customers from fraud and illegal transactions. This long procedure requires newcomers to submit personal documents including a copy of their Identity cards, copies of bills that must include their names and addresses, and more. Thankfully, the innovative non GamStop sites suit the players perfectly because they optimize the registration as well as the verification to be quickest and smoothest. Nonetheless, it doesn’t mean that non Gamstop websites are illegal and untrustworthy. On the contrary, these sites are reliable and provide straightforward registration and verification.

Better Bonus Deals

If you have imprudently signed up with GamStop and now cannot bet, you need to register at the non GamStop sites. This means that you don’t have to quit your beloved hobby as you have a large choice regarding renowned gambling websites. Though these sites operate without the regulations imposed by the gambling British watchdog, they hold licences from other foreign regulatory bodies.

Hence, you can claim the bonuses that you feel to take your online betting experience to the next level. The reliable offers are not measured just by the amount of cash but also by the wagering requirements, maximum stake, and expiry date. The most common bonus in online sportsbooks is the risk-free bet, a bonus with no need to meet the playthrough requirement. The sign-up bonus is also an interesting offer rewarded to the newbies, which can be up to the value of their first deposits.

Betting With Credit Cards Is Possible

One of the most popular ways to bet on sports is gambling with a credit card. However, this payment method is not always available for gamblers. Before picking a betting platform, the first and foremost step is to check whether it provides a large selection of payment options or not. However, on 14 April 2020, the UK Gambling Commission launched a new regulation to prohibit the use of credit cards as banking methods in the British gambling industry. Therefore, credit card users are no longer able to use these popular payment solutions on sports betting sites.

Fortunately, there is an effective option to bypass the credit card gambling ban; joining the sites that still accept credit cards. These websites are not regulated by the UKGC but acquire UK-based bettors. They hold licences from other respected gambling jurisdictions that have built a good reputation among punters across the world. Visa and Mastercard are most widely accepted at online Sportsbooks but some gamblers are used to betting with other types of cards. As you just do is to make research on non-UK betting sites and choose the bookmaker that accepts credit cards.

Conclusion

Self-exclusion from betting is a necessary measure for many sports fans, and there are many football clubs that support GamStop scheme. The popularity of this software is so great that many gamblers think that the lincesed sportsbooks regulated and supervised by the UKGC are the only legal sites. However, there are many leading operators who are not subject to the UK gambling regulation but follow the rules applied by other regulatory authorities. The advantages to playing at non GamStop sports betting sites are significant because you are able to bet in a flexible and hassle-free way.

These platforms often offer bigger bonuses and promotions to their customers, permitting them to experience the thrill of winning real cash without investing. In addition, the registration process is very simple and best suits newcomers and those who are tired of complicated verifications. They have more options when it comes to banking methods including credit cards, which are banned from being used in the UK-based gambling market.

Celtic would require a ‘big fee’ to consider letting Kyogo Furuhashi leave this summer, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.

The Lowdown: Crystal Palace interest

The Hoops striker’s contract isn’t set to expire until 2025, but being the top goalscorer in the Scottish Premiership as it stands, he’s been generating interest ahead of the upcoming window.

Football Insider report that Crystal Palace are scouting the 28-year-old as they weigh up whether to make an approach at the end of the season should Patrick Vieira’s talisman, Wilfried Zaha, depart.

The Bhoys, however, reportedly want to build their side around the Japan international and could be set to offer him an extension to retain his services beyond the current campaign.

The Latest: O’Rourke’s comments

Speaking to GiveMeSport, O’Rourke heaped praise on Kyogo and suggested that Celtic would only consider a sale should they have a sizeable offer on the table. He said:

“I think it would take a big fee for Celtic to cash-in on Kyogo. He’s proved at Celtic what a top player he is. He has such clever movement and is a real deadly finisher as well.

“He’s got a real good goalscoring record for Celtic, he’s the top scorer in the Scottish Premiership this season as well, so [it’s] no surprise that there are clubs looking at him.”

The Verdict: Keep hold of him

Kyogo is a fan favourite at Celtic and considering the huge impact he has on the team, the club need to do everything they can to keep hold of him for the foreseeable.

The Asics-sponsored star has netted an outstanding 19 goals and registered two assists in just 24 league outings this term, averaging 2.5 shots per game.

The Ikoma native currently has a match rating of 7.12, making him Ange Postecoglou’s top-performing offensive player, further highlighting his importance at Parkhead.

Finally, the versatile forward has been labelled a ‘superb’ player by journalist Josh Bunting so offering him a new deal as a reward for his efforts would be nothing less than he deserves.

Newcastle United have reportedly scouted Bristol City central midfielder Alex Scott ahead of a potential move this summer.

The Lowdown: Midfielder needed

Newcastle will be looking for a new midfielder this summer, with reports that both Matty Longstaff and Matt Ritchie are expected to leave St. James’ Park after their contracts expire.

They have already been linked with moves for the likes of Anton Stach, Conor Gallagher and Gabri Veiga, but a new target has emerged on their shortlist.

The Latest: Scott interest

As per The Daily Mirror, scouts in the North East are ‘running checks’ on Scott ahead of the next window, while Wolves, AFC Bournemouth, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United and Crystal Palace are also thought to be interested in his signature.

The report adds that the Tynesiders are ‘ready to enter the race’ for the Englishman, who is regarded as ‘one of the brightest young talents in the country’.

Scott ‘fits the profile’ of who the Magpies are targeting, as they want to sign players who are ready for the Premier League but also have plenty of room for development.

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The Verdict: Get it done

With Jonjo Shelvey being allowed to move to Nottingham Forest in the January transfer window as well, Eddie Howe has room for a new midfielder in his squad.

Nicknamed the ‘Guernsey Grealish‘ after his place of birth and likening to the Manchester City and England star, Scott is rated highly, having also been lauded as ‘deadly’ and ‘different class’ by his team-mate Kal Naismith.

At just 19 years of age, he has already played 80 times for Bristol City, scoring five goals and supplying a further seven assists (Transfermarkt), and has the extra versatility to be able to play anywhere across the middle of the park.

Nonetheless, given how in-demand Scott is likely to be this summer, it is imperative that the Magpies get this deal done as soon as possible.

Everton have been dealt a double injury blow before they face Arsenal as Sean Dyche says that Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Nathan Patterson are both ruled out.

The Lowdown: Team News

Speaking to the media in his pre-game press conference ahead of their match in the Premier League tonight, Dyche confirmed that Calvert-Lewin has still not recovered from injury, and will be sidelined.

He also added that James Garner is still ruled out, although his fitness is getting stronger.

The Latest: Patterson out

Dyche also confirmed that Patterson is a ‘bit behind’ despite returning in an U21s game against Tottenham Hotspur a couple of weeks ago, and so will not be available:

“James Garner’s going well. He’s getting fitter & stronger… Nathan Patterson’s just a bit behind that so he’ll just need a bit more.”

The Verdict: Blow

It is certainly a blow for Dyche to be without Patterson again as well as Calvert-Lewin and Garner.

The 21-year-old right-back is a younger and perhaps more athletic option to the 34-year-old Seamus Coleman, who may struggle up against the in-form Gabriel Martinelli.

Patterson is currently averaging more tackles per game than any of his team-mates in the top flight, and also averages more shots, key passes, dribbles and pass success per game than Coleman (WhoScored).

The Scotsman would offer the Toffees an extra attacking threat up against the league leaders, as they are the lowest scorers in the division with 17, but now it will be more difficult to get something from the game, and they may just have to play for a point.

Mikel Arteta will be aiming to ensure Arsenal’s fourth-consecutive victory today as they face AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League.

With Manchester City breathing down their necks, Arsenal know three points are absolutely crucial in every league fixture and today is no different.

The 4-0 win over Everton in midweek will give them some confidence back following a poor start to February which saw them fail to win three successive league matches for the first time this term.

With this in mind, Arteta will be looking to start with his strongest available line-up and we at Football FanCast predict who will take to the Emirates pitch this afternoon for the Gunners.

What could Arsenal’s XI look like vs Bournemouth?

4-3-3 – (GK) Ramsdale; (RB) White, (CB) Saliba, (CB) Gabriel, (LB) Zinchenko; (CM) Odegaard, (CM) Partey, (CM) Xhaka; (RW) Saka, (ST) Nketiah, (LW) Martinelli

While there could be two alterations from the side that overpowered Sean Dyche’s men, the goalkeeper and back four will remain unchanged from the midweek victory. Aaron Ramsdale has kept 11 clean sheets in the league this season and will want to make it 12 later today.

Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko will occupy their usual spots on the right and left-hand side of the defence, while William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhaes will form Arsenal’s central defensive unit. The Ukrainian was wonderful against the Toffees, showcasing both his defensive and attacking qualities by winning three of his five ground duels along with making three key passes and he will be vital against the Cherries.

The Spaniard will make a change in the midfield, with Thomas Partey coming in for Jorginho. The Ghanaian enjoyed an excellent second-half cameo in midweek, recording a Sofascore rating of 7.5/10 for his 45-minute outing and this will allow the triumvirate of Martin Odegaard, Granit Xhaka, and Partey to start in the league for the first time since the 1-1 draw against Brentford at the beginning of February.

Bukayo Saka will start on the right flank, with Gabriel Martinelli hoping to continue on from midweek where he netted twice and he will once again feature on the left wing.

Eddie Nketiah limped off against Leicester City at the weekend, but Arteta said the striker is “very positive about it” and if he is ok to start, he will lead the line today. This means the 24-cap Belgian, Leandro Trossard, will drop to the bench but his ability to make an impact will be crucial for the club if they find themselves in a tricky situation and need a late goal.

He pulled off an “incredible” pass to set up Martinelli’s goal against the Foxes, according to Bob Sturm and Arteta will have plenty of faith in him to deliver from the bench again if required.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has been tipped for a potential summer move by his former teammate Danny Rose following their defeat to AC Milan in the Champions League.

What has Danny Rose said?

The former Spurs and England left-back spoke on Sky Sports during the Lilywhites’ Champions League clash against the Serie A champions.

Defeat on Wednesday night means the opportunities for Spurs to get their hands on a trophy this season have come crashing to a halt for another season short after their elimination from the FA Cup.

This has led to question marks hanging over Kane’s future, who is being linked with a potential summer exit to Manchester United.

And Rose has suggested the England captain will be thinking hard about where his future lies ahead of the summer with just one-year remaining on his current deal.

He said: “I haven’t spoken to him for a while. So I’m only speculating, but for me, it’s obvious where I think his mindset will be right now and for the [remainder] of the 2-3 months of the season. He deserves so much more than what’s been handed to him over the years.

“For me, knowing Harry, I think once his mind’s made up, I don’t think it will matter who’s the manager. If his mind’s made up that, you know, I’ve done everything possible to get the club where you wanted it to be. It’s not happened. I deserve a chance to go and play elsewhere and have a bigger chance, a better chance of winning a trophy.”

Should Harry Kane leave Tottenham?

The big issue hanging over Kane’s head is his record of not winning any trophies despite being one of the most successful goalscorers in the Premier League’s history.

There has been suggestions in recent months that the 29-year-old would be open to the idea of putting pen to paper on a new deal with the north London club.

However, it will be interesting to see whether the club’s issues over recent weeks may have changed that with Spurs sent packing from both the Champions League and FA Cup.

In addition, there is an overhanging feeling that the players want Antonio Conte at the club any longer and the feeling is said to be mutual with the manager himself.

Kane has been linked with a potential move to Bayern Munich which could possibly be a guaranteed move which would see him get his hands on a trophy given their incredible record in the Bundesliga.

But he is also chasing Alan Shearer’s all-time goalscoring record in the Premier League.

A move to Old Trafford is said to be a possibility, however, whether Daniel Levy would be open to allowing him to move on to another English side could be another question.

The 29-year-old is now the club’s all-time record goalscorer and you do have to question what more he can give to Spurs to put them in a position to succeed.

And considering he is soon to turn 30, this does feel like a huge summer for the striker’s future.

Newcastle United are reportedly in a fight with a number of other clubs in the Premier League to sign Union Berlin midfielder Rani Khedira this summer.

The Lowdown: Midfielder wanted

Newcastle have recently been linked with summer moves for Bristol City’s Alex Scott and Brighton and Hove Albion’s Alexis Mac Allister, suggesting that they would like to sign a new midfielder in the next transfer window.

Both Matty Longstaff and Matt Ritchie are out of contract in the summer, while they allowed Jonjo Shelvey to move to Nottingham Forest in January, so there will be a space in the squad for Eddie Howe to add a midfielder come next season.

The Latest: Newcastle interest

According to German news outlet SportBILD (via Sport Witness), the St. James’ Park outfit are in a Premier League battle to sign Khedira, who is out of contract at Union Berlin in the summer.

This means that he can sign as a free agent, so there is sure to be plenty of interest come the end of the season.

However, if the North East club want to sign him, they will face competition from the likes of Leicester City and Wolves for his signature.

The Verdict: No-brainer

It is a no-brainer for the Tynesiders to sign Khedira on a free transfer, especially considering their need for a midfielder.

The six-foot-two colossus has been a standout performer for a Union Berlin side surprisingly challenging at the top of the Bundesliga, as no other player in this squad has averaged more interceptions per game than he has, while he also ranks highly in terms of average aerial duels won, tackles, blocks and passes per match (WhoScored).

Khedira would also offer the Magpies leadership qualities off the pitch, having captained Union Berlin on a number of occasions already so far this term, and would offer extra stability in a midfield with the likes of Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton already in it.

The Toon Army will be able to catch a glimpse of the 29-year-old in action tonight, as Union Berlin travel to Union Saint Gilloise for the second leg of their year UEFA Europa League last-16 tie, after drawing 3-3 in the first leg.

Nonetheless, Khedira will be looking to make an impact, as the Germans aim to reach the quarter-final stage of the competition, where they could have Premier League clubs Arsenal and Manchester United waiting for them if they get through.

Tottenham Hotspur wing-back Ivan Perisic has been slammed for his latest display in a Spurs shirt as the Lilywhites capitulated on the south coast against Southampton.

Why did Ivan Perisic play on the weekend?

The Croatian veteran has now only started one of the last five Premier League games which came in the defeat against Wolverhampton Wanderers.

And Saturday's game at St Mary's saw Perisic start from the bench once again, however, he found himself called upon inside the first half after Ben Davies left the field due to an injury issue.

The 34-year-old was even able to net his first goal for the Lilywhites since joining in the summer to put them 3-1 up with just 15 minutes remaining of the game.

But speaking on his YouTube channel, Alasdair Gold has slammed the Croatian for his dreadful defending throughout the game which played a big role in the hosts being able to snatch a point:

(35:30) "Obviously scored his first goal for the club. But I thought there was some moments when he was horrendous again, defensively. And, you know, is he selfish? Is he playing for himself? Ss one of his [Conte's] old guard doing that?"

Should Spurs sell Perisic in the summer?

Looking at Perisic's returns for the season, it would suggest the 34-year-old has actually had a fairly productive season under the Italian manager.

He has been able to provide Spurs with one goal in the Premier League and has returned nine assists across all competitions (via Transfermarkt).

However, there is a feeling that a lot of those assists have come from dead-ball situations and the wing-back's overall play has not been overly impressive.

And that can potentially be seen through some of Conte's comments from earlier in the season along with his decision to bench Perisic over recent weeks: "But he has to continue to work because at this moment he’s not the Ivan Perisic I know," he said.

In the summer, Spurs will see Destiny Udogie arrive at the club and this will, therefore, leave them with a surplus of options at left wing-back.

And with this in mind, there has to be question marks whether Perisic should be a player they potentially look to move on.

Having come on and played 53 minutes, Perisic only recorded 35 touches, attempted no dribbles, won no tackles and only registered one successful cross (via SofaScore).

Perhaps luckily for Perisic, Ryan Sessegnon's future could also come under doubt with his regular injury issues, but it is apparent the Croatian is not having the desired effect in Conte's side.

Liverpool are about to get a ‘huge boost’ when winger Luis Diaz makes his much-awaited return from injury, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.

The Lowdown: Diaz missing for months

The Reds have suffered a horribly injury-plagued season to date, with endless key players missing chunks of action and Jurgen Klopp hampered because of it.

One of Liverpool’s most high-profile absentees has been Diaz, who burst onto the scene at Anfield last January and became a vital player from the moment he arrived.

Unfortunately, the flying winger suffered a serious knee injury in the defeat away to Arsenal back in October and he hasn’t featured since, having aggravated the issue in a training camp late last year.

After five long months out of action, however, it does look as though Diaz is closing in on a return to action after the current international break has ended.

The Latest: Journalist reacts

Speaking to Give Me Sport, O’Rourke admitted that Diaz’s imminent return would act as a major positive for Liverpool:

“It’s a huge boost if they can get Luis Diaz back. He’s been sorely missed since he picked up an injury against Arsenal.

“He’s been out for a long period now as well, so it might take him a bit of time to find his best form, but he made such an impact last January following his arrival from Porto in the winter transfer window. He became a key man in Jurgen Klopp’s side and was a regular in the starting XI as well.

“So, he would add more attacking options to Liverpool for the final couple of months of the season, and it would be a welcome boost for Klopp if they are to try and get back into this race for the top four.”

The Verdict: Massive boost for Liverpool

Diaz has been an absolutely massive loss for Liverpool this season, with his pace, unpredictability and end product all so influential for Klopp’s team.

Prior to his injury, he had arguably been the Reds’ standout player in the first couple of months of the season, scoring a superb individual goal at home to Crystal Palace and netting four times overall.

Admittedly, Diaz will need to be managed carefully upon his return and won’t necessarily find his most lethal form to begin with, but just having him back in the fold will act as such a big boost.

The 37-cap Colombia star has been described as a ‘top world level player’ by Klopp and he can be one of the biggest heroes at Anfield into the future, as older stars around him potentially drift past their peak.

Tottenham summer signing Ivan Perisic is now also being linked with a Spurs exit alongside Harry Kane, coming after manager Antonio Conte's departure.

Who could leave Spurs?

Conte's exit from the north London club, which was finally confirmed earlier this week after much speculation, has lead to some other internal departures. Gianluca Conte, the brother of Antonio, has also left Spurs after his family member agreed to depart by mutual consent.

Perhaps surprisingly, the aforementioned staff member is the only person from Conte's backroom to depart with him – as Cristian Stellini and Ryan Mason are tasked with taking charge for the remainder of this Premier League campaign.

However, this summer could be a very interesting one for Spurs in terms of player exits, with reports already suggesting that star striker Harry Kane could leave. Whoever comes in to replace Conte could be key in convincing the England international to remain at Spurs and the heavily-linked Julian Nagelsmann may well be one manager with that kind of pulling power.

These next few months are crucial in determining Tottenham's success for next season in more ways than one, it would seem, and a report from Italy has suggested that Kane isn't the only player who could leave after Conte.

Calciomercato have provided a lowdown on the squad members with questionable futures at Spurs following Conte's dismissal. Kane is again listed as one candidate who could well leave the Lilywhites, but he is joined by summer signing Ivan Perisic. They claim it is "not excluded" that the Croatia international "could also leave Spurs" – describing him as a Conte "loyalist".

Spurs' hierarchy still haven't addressed the pressing issue of his contract, which is set to expire in 2024, and the £180,000-per-week wing-back could depart in the event of a good offer.

Should Tottenham sell Perisic?

The veteran is a highly experienced, versatile player who can be deployed at wing-back, across midfield and even in the forward line (WhoScored). At 34-years-old, he is also very unlikely to command a decent transfer fee at that age, so it's arguably more logical to keep hold of him for Tottenham's next manager.

In terms of performances, the former Inter Milan star has been brilliant going forward this season – with only Dejan Kulusevski registering more assists in the league. Perisic also ranks in Tottenham's top five for key passes completed per 90 and averages more crosses into the box than any other Spurs player domestically (WhoScored).

Called a 'physical monster' by members of the press, we believe Perisic still very much has his uses.