New analysis shows UK-licensed casinos are spending less on advertising. They are shifting the focus to safer gambling, while illegal operators ramp up unregulated online promotions.
New analysis shows UK-licensed casinos are spending less on advertising. They are shifting the focus to safer gambling, while illegal operators ramp up unregulated online promotions.
Bingo is not for cigarette-smoking ladies with purple hair - 2026 sees it taking centre stage in a charity fraud scheme that results in a new entry on the FBI Most Wanted List.
Despite a tightly regulated market, almost half of the gambling revenue in the Netherlands is flowing to illegal and unlicensed casinos. Here’s how the KSA plans to tackle this growing problem.
Play971 has launched as the UAE’s first fully licensed and regulated online iGaming platform, marking a historic shift from offshore gambling to a tightly controlled digital gaming market. But only within selected emirates and under strict rules.
Curaçao's parliament approved the new Landsverordening op de Kansspelen (LOK). This is a major overhaul of the island's online-gambling regime. But does LOK deliver on its promise of stronger regulation and enhanced trust?
Italy has revamped its gambling licensing system with 52 newly rubber-stamped licenses coming into effect on November 14th. We examine the fallout and delve into the no more “skins” approach.
Arno Rutte, the Dutch State Secretary for Justice and Security, has taken charge of reshaping the country’s gambling sector since his predecessor stepped down amid political tensions. We examine the expected reforms on the cards.
Bingo is not for cigarette-smoking ladies with purple hair - 2026 sees it taking centre stage in a charity fraud scheme that results in a new entry on the FBI Most Wanted List.
Despite a tightly regulated market, almost half of the gambling revenue in the Netherlands is flowing to illegal and unlicensed casinos. Here’s how the KSA plans to tackle this growing problem.
Play971 has launched as the UAE’s first fully licensed and regulated online iGaming platform, marking a historic shift from offshore gambling to a tightly controlled digital gaming market. But only within selected emirates and under strict rules.
Curaçao's parliament approved the new Landsverordening op de Kansspelen (LOK). This is a major overhaul of the island's online-gambling regime. But does LOK deliver on its promise of stronger regulation and enhanced trust?
Italy has revamped its gambling licensing system with 52 newly rubber-stamped licenses coming into effect on November 14th. We examine the fallout and delve into the no more “skins” approach.
Arno Rutte, the Dutch State Secretary for Justice and Security, has taken charge of reshaping the country’s gambling sector since his predecessor stepped down amid political tensions. We examine the expected reforms on the cards.
Due to a recent change in the Dutch gambling regulations, the State Lottery found itself at loggerheads with the Ksa over previously approved ads featuring local sports stars.
Despite much higher-risk parlay bets being legal in Canada for years, the country only approved single-event wagers a few days ago. Join us as we look at Bill C-218, what it accomplished and its potential financial impact on Canada.
The governor of Maine vetoes the state’s legislative attempt to win back Indian gaming rights for the state’s four federally recognized tribes. Read on to discover why Maine remains the only US state where tribal gaming is a no-show.
Horse racing fans in New Jersey are waiting eagerly for Governor Phil Murphy’s signature on the Fixed Odds Wagering Act after receiving overwhelming approval from legislators. Fixed-odds horse racing betting will likely be active in the state by mid-July.
Electronic skill game machines are set to be outlawed in Virginia on Thursday. The slot-like terminals used to operate in a grey area but were legalized last year, for one year, to help small businesses and the state win pandemic relief revenue.
Veikkaus announced that its “short-term” online casino restrictions are now permanent. While promoted as being in the best interest of both players and the economy, gambling-harm stats and economist reviews argue against the decision.
Germany’s parliament ratifies the controversial 5.3% turnover tax on wagers placed on online slots and online poker. Industry bodies filed complaints to the European Commission, but there’s a bleak chance of redemption from the tax.
The US Department of Justice ends the Interstate Wire Act case after being a no-show in the appeal field. Read on to understand how it all came to being and the impact that the end of the case will have on the USA’s online gambling sector.
Newly merged gambling companies DraftKings and SBTech have come under fire for allegedly profiting from illegal gambling and hiding the risks this posed to DraftKings stock price risks from investors.
Football Index, the recently crashed Jersey-based soccer trading platform, has received an order from a UK High Court to pay back about £3.5 million to players. Not all account holders will be fully reimbursed, but investigations are still underway.
Governor John Bell Edwards of Louisiana has put his stamp on a sports betting tax bill to advance the process of sports betting legalization in the state. One more bill – the last remaining piece of the puzzle, is still undergoing amendment.
Heavy pushback from Miami Beach Mayor after Florida’s recently inked tribal-state compact was sent to the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI). The mayor insists that the bill violates state and federal law and was drafted with hidden non-tribal agendas.
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