30 Gamingo News stories tagged “Gambling Reform”, newest first.
A Paraguayan government bill would abolish Conajzar, create an autonomous regulator called Dinajzar, tender 26 online licenses and jail illegal operators.
Victoria enacts mandatory carded play legislation to curb gambling harm, but delays trial to address technological and stakeholder concerns.
A new study reveals that over 900,000 Australian teenagers gamble each year, losing more than AU$231 million annually.
The UK Gambling Commission restricts cross-selling and bonus rollover, citing enhanced consumer protection and harm prevention.
Finland’s new gambling bill proposes a competitive licensing system, 22% GGR tax, and B2B licensing. Full launch expected by 2027.
Curaçao's parliament prepares to finalize its gambling reform law, promising stricter regulations for the offshore gaming sector.
The Brazilian Senate has postponed voting on the long-awaited casino bill, citing health and social concerns.
The UK's gambling levy overhaul sparks debate over fairness, its impact on operators, and the rising risk of black market gambling.
Paraguay moves to liberalize its gambling market, ending the monopoly and empowering Conajzar under new legislation.
Victoria’s Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 proposes new pre-commitment limits, a carded-play system,.
Alabama lawmakers and stakeholders, including the Poarch Creek Indians, are gearing up for a 2025 push to legalize gambling.
President Peña endorses gambling reforms in Paraguay, including online casino regulation and ending municipal monopolies.
Australia may ban in-stadium gambling ads, raising questions on protecting youth from gambling influence in sports.
The European Commission delays Italian gambling reforms until November due to Malta’s concerns about barriers for B2B providers.
Ireland’s Gambling Regulation Bill nears completion, establishing the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland.
The Irish Senate debates a potential ban on lottery betting in its ongoing efforts to reform national gambling laws.
Irish senators push for a full ban on gambling ads as debates on the Irish Gambling Bill intensify in the Dáil of Ireland.
A BGC study highlights the alarming £4.3bn annual stake on illegal gambling in the UK, warning of regulatory risks.
Austria’s gambling trade body calls for urgent reform, highlighting legal gaps after Supreme Court ruling on unlicensed operators.
Senator Irajá Abreu pushes for a Senate vote on Brazil's casino bill, aiming to legalize land-based gambling.
The IPRH challenges government data, raising concerns about the true extent of unlicensed gambling in the Czech Republic.
Prominent Australians demand a nationwide ban on gambling ads, urging leaders to protect children and vulnerable communities.
Alabama House advances a groundbreaking gambling proposal, aiming to introduce a lottery and 10 casinos but excluding sports betting.
After reforms & regulatory scrutiny, Crown Resorts successfully retains its casino licence in Sydney, promising responsible operation.
