GGL and State Coordinators Collaborate on Gambling Regulation
Germany's GGL and state coordinators discuss tailored strategies for gambling regulation and addiction prevention.
Dutch Gambling Act Review Criticizes Shortfalls
A Dutch review critiques the Gambling Act, citing insufficient player protection and responsible gambling measures.
Former Regulator Calls for Uniform Gambling Age of 21
Former regulator David Rebuck proposes a universal 21+ gambling age to curb addiction, affecting casinos, sports betting, and lotteries.
Belgium Raises Minimum Gambling Age to 21
Belgium’s new law standardizes the minimum gambling age to 21 across all sectors, sparking concerns over illegal market growth.
AGA Opposes GRIT Act: Federal Sports Betting Excise Tax Controversy
The American Gaming Association (AGA) takes a stand against the GRIT Act, sparking a debate over federal sports betting excise tax allocation
US Bill Targets Gambling Addiction with Federal Funding Initiative
New US bill proposes using federal sports excise tax revenue to fund gambling addiction treatment, research, and prevention programs
Belgium Proposes Raising Gambling Age to 21 for Enhanced Protection
Belgian VAD calls for increased gambling age to 21, aligning with alcohol purchase age, to bolster responsible gaming and public safety
Major Overhaul on the Horizon: Dutch NRV Advocates for Stricter Gambling Measures!
The National Rapporteur on Addictions (NRV) advocates for transformative reforms in Dutch gambling. Discover their groundbreaking recommendations aimed at safeguarding players.