"On behalf of the betting and gaming industry, I would like to thank Andrew for his professionalism in leading our regulator."
"His hands-on approach and willingness to engage directly with the industry helped foster a more informed and productive working relationship, even where views did not always align. Throughout his time in post, Andrew recognised the importance of strong consumer protections alongside the fact that around 22.5 million adults in Britain enjoy a bet each month. I wish him every success for the future."
"It has been a privilege to lead the Gambling Commission through such an important period of change. I am proud of the progress we have made to strengthen regulation, improve consumer protections, and"
Andrew Rhodes will step down as chief executive of the UK Gambling Commission on 30 April 2026 after almost five years in post. Grainne Hurst, CEO of the Betting and Gaming Council, thanked Rhodes for his professionalism, hands-on engagement with the industry, and fostering a more informed working relationship despite differing views. The commission under Rhodes implemented measures arising from the Gambling Act Review and Gambling Survey, including financial vulnerability checks, reducing the intensity of online games, and banning certain potentially harmful marketing offers. Rhodes described leading the commission through an important period of change and expressed pride in strengthening regulation and improving consumer protections.
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