
Sweden's Spelinspektionen Bans Duel.com Operator Immortal Snail LLC
Spelinspektionen banned Immortal Snail LLC, operator of duel.com, from offering gambling in Sweden on 28 October 2026, alongside a ban on Lufilight Ltd.
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Spelinspektionen banned Immortal Snail LLC, operator of duel.com, from offering gambling in Sweden on 28 October 2026, alongside a ban on Lufilight Ltd.

New Brunswick has tabled a bill amending its Gaming Control Act so it can write rules for live online casino games, an idea Atlantic Lottery proposed.

Romania's new gambling tax can take up to 40% of large jackpot winnings while the country's gambling regulator faces corruption allegations.

Austria unveils new online gambling license rules with a €10M capital requirement ahead of its 2027 regulated market launch.

The European Commission believes an EU gambling tax could generate €13.3 billion, but major industry resistance is already emerging.

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The Isle of Man backs the National Risk Appetite Statement to safeguard iGaming and welcome reputable businesses.

Timor-Leste has licensed Golden River Universe, its first offshore gaming operator, aiming to become Asia’s Malta.

Philippine Senator renews calls for a total iGaming POGO ban as illegal gambling networks continue to thrive.

San Juan approves a law regulating online gambling, prioritizing public welfare, fraud prevention, and consumer protection.

Apple and Google are accused in a federal RICO lawsuit of facilitating illegal gambling through sweepstakes casino apps.

Tanzania's bold move to curb corruption shakes up iGaming, elections, and sports sectors with landmark legislation.

Brazil's Congress has successfully overturned President Lula's veto on a tax exemption for bettors, reshaping gambling tax structure.

Discover why Germany and France continue to struggle against Europe's growing iGaming black market despite stricter regulation.

Spelinspektionen issues nine more supplier licenses, preparing Sweden’s iGaming sector for the July 1 regulatory deadline.