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In a groundbreaking move, Kazakhstan's Ministry of Tourism and Sports introduces new measures to uplift the age limit for gambling, signaling a transformative direction for the nation's gaming sector.
In a surprising move, the UK government has pushed the consultation deadline on online slots' stake limits to October 4 due to data errors, sparking concerns about the timeline for the upcoming general election.
In a game-changing move, Coljuegos pushes for unparalleled authority over gambling advertising, aiming to reshape the standards and ensure responsible marketing practices.
Belgium advances in its commitment to responsible gambling, introducing mandatory ID checks for all gambling machines across major regions. Discover the comprehensive changes in the nation's gambling landscape.
Germany’s GGL takes the lead with a public awareness drive, spotlighting online gambling safety. Dive into their strategic move launched on a crucial day for gambling awareness.
The National Rapporteur on Addictions (NRV) advocates for transformative reforms in Dutch gambling. Discover their groundbreaking recommendations aimed at safeguarding players.
In a landmark decision, Bulgaria's NRA cracks down on unlicensed gambling, blocking 150+ websites. Find out more about the country's decisive steps towards stringent online gambling regulation.
In a monumental move, Curaçao's Finance Minister, Javier Silvania, underscores the significance of the island's new gambling legislation to protect its reputation and ensure a prosperous future.
The British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) announced a groundbreaking net income of $1.636bn for the past fiscal year.
The Gambling Commission has addressed concerns, stating that financial risk checks would only impact an estimated 3% of accounts.
Premier Lotteries Ireland (PLI) faces a €150,000 fine, as imposed by the Regulator of the National Lottery in Ireland.
The GGL has addressed media concerns regarding the awarding of its player protection evaluation study contract to a single bidder.
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has taken decisive action against Tipster Limited, revoking its licence and closing their business.
Recent technological advancements have catalyzed significant changes in the online poker arena, with blockchain emerging as a game-changer.
Julie Bentley, the CEO of the British and Irish support organization Samaritans, has criticized Michael Dugher, the CEO of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC)
After a 12-year hiatus, PokerStars' North American Poker Tour (NAPT) is making a comeback to Las Vegas this November, marking its first stop at Resorts World.
Parents are taking legal action against Roblox, asserting that the popular gaming platform profits from third-party gambling sites targeting minors.
The Bureau of Economic Security (ESBU) revealed that during the operation, assets amounting to 2.4m hryvnias ($65,000) were seized.
Denmark's Spillemyndigheden penalized a Danish Twitch streamer DKK 10,000 (€1,340) for promoting unlicensed gambling services on the platform.
In a recent statement, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) addressed concerns raised by a group of gaming regulators regarding the ongoing issue of illegal offshore gambling.
Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky released of a comprehensive sports betting catalogue by the state's Sports Wagering Advisory Council (SWAC).
Ricardo Ayres from the Tocantins introduced a new bill in National Congress advocating for more rigorous controls on gambling advertising
Malta has refuted allegations of its bill violating EU regulations. Legal professionals argue it challenges Dutch legal principles.
Romania's government intensified its grip on the nation's gambling sector with the introduction of an emergency ordinance.
