FA charges Everton's Martin Sherif over bets on football matches
The case tests the FA's enforcement of player betting rules while clubs continue to carry gambling sponsors on shirts.
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FA charges Everton forward Martin Sherif over alleged betting breaches
The case renews scrutiny of betting-rule compliance in English football and of Everton's shirt sponsorship with Stake.
La Pampa reports 23% of school-age students gambled in past year
The reported participation rate may inform provincial responses to youth gambling and digital consumption.
Mexico City deputy proposes federal gambling law changes on online betting
If advanced, the proposal could impose new requirements on gambling providers, including identity checks and risk warnings.
Mexican deputy proposes stronger gambling player protections
The proposal seeks tighter player protections within Mexico's federally governed gambling framework.
Mexico City deputy proposes federal gambling safeguards
The proposal would impose health warnings, identity checks, advertising restrictions and prediction-contract prohibitions on Mexican gambling.
Mexican deputy proposes gambling identity and exclusion safeguards
The initiative proposes identity checks, advertising changes, specified event wager rules and a voluntary national exclusion register.
ASIC issues consumer warning on prediction markets
ASIC's Moneysmart notice cautions consumers about using prediction-market products for financial activity.
ASIC says prediction markets lack Australian financial-market licences
ASIC warns no prediction markets hold Australian financial-market licences and users are more likely to lose money.
Australia warns prediction markets lack financial-exchange licences
Regulators warn users that prediction markets lack financial-exchange licences and should expect losses.
Heinrich seeks amendments to shield tribal gaming from prediction markets
The proposed changes could affect how prediction markets operate alongside tribal-state gaming compacts.
Paula Martin appeals Federal Court AML findings
The appeal tests how courts attribute AML responsibility to individual executives at Australian casino operators.
Evolution chief executive warns of low regulated-market channelisation
Regulators should note Evolution's CEO warned some regulated-market channelisation rates had fallen to around 50%.
Evolution retains UK strategy following regulatory settlement
Investors should note Evolution's CEO said the supplier would retain its UK strategy following the UKGC settlement.
Evolution considers ending proposed Galaxy Gaming acquisition
Investors should note Evolution's CEO indicated the proposed $85m Galaxy Gaming purchase might be abandoned when the closing period expires.
Licence
Pure Canadian Gaming applies to enter Alberta’s planned online market
The application adds a local casino operator to Alberta’s prospective licensed online market.
ACMA warns Jamie Mullarkey over illegal gambling promotion in Australia
The warning clarifies that influencers can face enforcement for promoting or linking to prohibited gambling services in Australia.
ACMA issues formal warning to MMA fighter over illegal gambling
The warning signals the ACMA's willingness to pursue individuals, not only operators, over illegal gambling promotion.
Octoplay launches slot portfolio with Lottomart in the UK
Lottomart gains Octoplay titles in the UK, while conditional Alberta approval could open a separate supply opportunity.
Licence
Singapore GRA approves Paradise Entertainment subsidiary as gaming manufacturer
The approval allows LT Smart to operate as a gaming manufacturer in Singapore, subject to the stated regulatory status.
AGCO requires valid training certificates for Ontario liquor roles
Liquor licensees must match staff training to their roles and ensure certificates remain valid under Ontario requirements.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Appointment
Boyd Gaming appoints Andersen and Roeth to its board
The appointments add two directors with senior executive experience outside the gaming sector.
Penalty
Federal Court disqualifies former Star executives and orders penalties
The judgment sets personal financial and management consequences for former executives of a casino operator.
Fine
Federal Court fines former Star executives A$1.1m and disqualifies them
The penalties clarify the personal consequences for executives found to have breached duties over casino risk controls.
KSA warns Smart Gaming over Betnation self-exclusion failures
The warning reinforces operators’ obligation to check the Cruks register and report problems to the KSA.