Licence
New Zealand allows offshore operators facing lawsuits to apply for casino licences
Offshore operators facing litigation can still compete for licences, subject to the new suitability and auction requirements.
Licence
Offshore operators facing litigation can still compete for licences, subject to the new suitability and auction requirements.
Operators will need to implement self-exclusion, eligibility blocks and income-based limits under the new framework.
The commentary gives investors and operators company-level signals on casino trading, growth and capital priorities.
Appointment
The appointment puts a named executive in charge of two events serving the gaming industry.
The ruling confirms that the regional distance rule applied to the venue and that the authorisation withdrawal stands.
Operators may need to prepare for player identification, cash-payment restrictions and expanded regulatory oversight if parliament approves the proposals.
The ruling requires recalculation of higher-method assessments for 2015, affecting outstanding tax claims without cancelling them automatically.
Licence
The licence allows ThrillTech to supply its products to licensed operators in Gibraltar.
The ruling may affect tax calculations and disputes for betting centres able to document their economic activity.
The completed sale changes ownership of a major casino resort in British Columbia.
The votes leave the proposed opposition directions on public gambling-sector reform unapproved.
Operators and stakeholders can review and comment on draft guidance that may shape continuous monitoring of business relationships.
The proposed motion sets out potential national rules affecting gaming networks, venues and operators.
The reform could determine how national rules and local authority powers shape land-based gaming networks.
Appointment
The appointment links a sportsbook supplier with the organiser’s planned Mexico City event.
Award
The contract is not final until the protest period and background investigation are complete and the parties execute it.
Grey-list status can lead financial intermediaries to apply stricter checks and slower payment processing to gambling-related activity.
Appointment
The appointments affect government affairs, partnerships, and legal and compliance leadership at three gambling companies.
EBAC’s membership brings a provider of behavioural monitoring and player-support services into industry discussions through ANJL.
The withdrawal removes the Council as a prospective intervenor in a case concerning Ontario’s international iGaming liquidity model.
The warning signals that regulators view prediction markets as a player-protection concern during a major sporting event.
The finding puts broadcasters and gambling advertisers on notice about restrictions on when gambling adverts may appear.
The agencies' planned guidance and studies could shape consumer-protection expectations for operators in Brazil's regulated betting market.
Appointment
The appointment assigns leadership of two industry events to a named events executive.
The exclusions require licensed gambling venues and platforms in Pennsylvania to deny access to the listed individuals.