EstrelaBet executive warns Brazil’s proposed betting tax rise could drive users offshore
The proposed tax increase could affect licensed operators’ costs and competition with unauthorised platforms.
The proposed tax increase could affect licensed operators’ costs and competition with unauthorised platforms.
Operators face new regulator data on gambling risk profiles that the BGC disputes on methodological grounds.
The agreement gives DraftKings promotional access across NBCUniversal’s sports broadcasts and digital platforms.
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Operators using Orange Seals must change their status or stop operating under them after 15 October 2025.
The proposal could require gambling venues in Salta to check customers against a social-assistance register and face penalties for non-compliance.
Operators using the tool can identify concerning betting patterns for targeted intervention.
Operators and affiliates face an explicit prohibition on online casino promotion and referral activity in Japan.
Regulatory changes in Brazil and Peru affect the compliance environment for gambling operators in both markets.
The findings raise due-diligence and player-protection considerations for operators and investors assessing offshore licensing jurisdictions.
The proposal could alter the legal basis for installing betting terminals in commercial premises across Rio de Janeiro state.
The claims identify social-media and private-group promotion as channels for illegal operators to reach young audiences.
The withdrawal prevents the proposed VLT installation despite a favourable LOTERJ opinion.
The investigation could lead to tighter expectations for online operators’ player-protection practices.
The deal gives Multibet a named technology supplier as it operates in Brazil’s regulated betting market.
Operators face uncertainty over possible broader tax increases alongside a proposed consolidation of betting duties.
The ruling leaves Sportingwin’s branding ban unrestored while the trademark dispute continues through separate proceedings.
Regional programmes and compliance with spending conditions determine access to the 2024 prevention, treatment and rehabilitation funding.
The ruling leaves the trademark dispute unresolved while the parties pursue substantive proceedings.
The reopened liquidations allow the tax authorities’ investigation into possible claims linked to the reported sale to proceed.
The ruling holds both the casino operator and its licence holder responsible for the disputed player payout.
The hearing concerns BetMGM’s continued suitability to operate in Massachusetts.
Evidence that inducements increase betting, especially among people at risk of problem gambling, can guide restrictions protecting consumers.
Source: GRAI (Ireland)
Stronger procurement controls and policy review can improve financial oversight and governance at Ghana’s gambling regulator.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
The ruling requires LEBOM to avoid advertising that links betting with social status or excessive drinking.
Operators must adjust advertising formats and sponsorship visibility during the transition to a full advertising ban.