HGC requires approval of commercial communication plans before use
Providers must secure HGC approval before publishing or distributing gambling-related commercial communications.
Source: Hellenic Gaming Commission
Providers must secure HGC approval before publishing or distributing gambling-related commercial communications.
Source: Hellenic Gaming Commission
SPA's proposed restrictions target accelerated rounds and automatic repeat betting, contingent on rules governing supplier relationships.
Operators face potential restrictions on website and app features encouraging excessive play, with scope and timing unspecified.
New design rules could require betting operators to change how their platforms are built.
PAGCOR’s planned app aims to discourage migration to illegal online gambling as its gross gaming revenue declines.
The scholars urge regulators to address event contracts’ incentives for corrupt or illegal outcome influence without automatically applying securities-market rules.
The figures indicate the scale of current access restrictions for operators in Brazil.
Reported regulatory pressures raise concerns about legal arcade operations becoming harder and illegal gambling increasing.
Operators are being urged to embed compliance, anti-money laundering and responsible gambling into daily operations alongside coordinated tax oversight.
Cury’s proposal would increase tax pressure on betting companies if adopted.
Prediction-market operators face closer CFTC scrutiny of contract design and incentive programmes, with Kalshi already pulling sports-linked mention contracts.
The ruling signals that gambling adverts linking betting with relief from everyday problems may require changes to meet UK social responsibility standards.
Operators may need to change platform features if the proposed restrictions are formally issued.
The ruling leaves lifetime self-exclusion in place, and the gambler's lawyer warned it could discourage enrolment.
Bank-level blocking gives operators another exclusion channel to account for in consumer protection.
Source: GRAI (Ireland)
Tourism representatives warned the proposed casino changes could discourage investment, reduce jobs and weaken competitiveness.
The court’s decisions could affect how operators handle customer claims involving gambling addiction and promotional offers.
The proposals would expand government information access and tighten restrictions on licensed operators.
Bulgaria rejected opposition proposals for a blanket gambling advertising ban and higher taxes, with warnings about illegal gambling.
The campaign gives operators and regulators a public-prevention approach focused on underage gambling and gambling-like features in games.
The campaign promotes temporary breaks among a young adult group the regulator says often gambles socially.
Operators and contracted influencers face new advertising requirements and potential enforcement by three government bodies.
Operators can direct customers to the available self-exclusion periods promoted by the campaign.
Licensed operators face new advertising requirements and potential financial or operating sanctions for breaches.
Operators and advertising partners must revise promotions to include health warnings and avoid portraying betting as easy income or encouraging bets.