222 Gamingo News stories tagged “Online Gambling”, newest first.
Italy's Cabinet approved a 2027 budget that asks gambling for €700 million a year. Slot levies, concession renewals and lottery terms are the likeliest targets.
Namibia is finalizing new gambling and lottery fees and tendering a real-time monitoring system, but its Gambling Board is still short of staff.
Vlad-Cristian Soare is out and Valentin-Ioan Tomescu takes over ONJN amid scrutiny of Romania’s gambling regulator.
Not all iGaming licenses are equal. Lucky Lou breaks down the world's top gambling regulators, exposing which licenses players can trust.
Lagos now deducts 5% WHT from online betting net winnings at payout on Lagos-licensed platforms—remitted to LIRS.
Malaysia is drafting a new law to tackle illegal gambling and online betting. Expect tougher blocking and tighter inter-agency enforcement.
Seven European regulators launch a coordinated data-sharing pact to combat illegal online gambling and strengthen consumer protection.
Unlicensed offshore gambling in Australia is growing rapidly. New data shows A$3.9 billion lost annually and 36 % of online play offshore.
Estonia approves gradual reduction of its online gambling tax from 6% to 4% by 2028, aiming to attract international operators.
Coljuegos introduces fresh taxation rules on player bonuses after Colombia’s 19% VAT on deposits. Rules vary based on bonus share.
Ukraine plans a real‑time iGaming monitoring system under new regulator PlayCity to boost tax collection, and illegal gambling markets.
Singapore penalises law firms for anti-money laundering failures tied to a S$3bn gambling-linked money laundering case.
President Marcos is reviewing online gambling in the Philippines, weighing tighter rules or a full ban amid growing social pressure.
Alberta passes Bill 48 to open a regulated online gambling market, following Ontario’s lead and targeting a 2026 launch.
Slovakia halts gambling activities on April 26 to honor Pope Francis, reflecting national respect during his funeral
Russia eyes new restrictions on online gambling, including crypto payment bans and website blocks, to curb access among minors.
Chile ends its legal probe into foreign online betting platforms, spotlighting the urgent need for regulation.
Michigan warns 13 unlicensed operators to stop gambling activities. MGCB cites hefty penalties for illegal sites targeting local players.
Hawaii’s HB 1308 clears key legislative hurdles, aiming to legalize online sports betting by mid-2025. Opposition highlights social concerns.
Bet365 leaves China amid rising regulatory pressure, focusing on core markets with robust licensing and sustainable prospects.
A LUGAS system failure caused a 10-hour outage for legal German online gambling operators, sparking industry criticism.
Croatia’s new gambling law introduces tighter regulations, tax hikes, and advertising restrictions, full implementation by early 2026.
Dutch regulator KSA fines Sarah Eternal SRL €900,000 for illegally offering gambling services through Casinosky.
As Finland prepares to open its online gambling market, lessons from Sweden & Denmark are key to online gambling liberalization.
