Ohio representatives introduce bill to restrict online sports betting
Ohio operators should track the bill, which proposes ending online and mobile sports betting but has not reached a committee.
Ohio operators should track the bill, which proposes ending online and mobile sports betting but has not reached a committee.
Operators face oversight across land-based and online gaming, while the reported figures quantify market activity and enforcement.
Torrigiani’s proposals could inform debate on gambling oversight and the sector’s pending regulatory reorganisation.
Regulators and operators should note that Kalshi’s NCPG membership has strained relations over consumer protections and licensing.
The initiative signals coordinated African regulatory action on taxation, player protection and illegal operators, affecting compliance planning for operators and suppliers targeting those markets.
The tax figures indicate the scale of regulated betting revenue and inform policy discussions on Brazil’s licensed and unlicensed markets.
Operators must recalculate Dutch deposit limits using only recurring income, excluding savings and one-off payments, or risk supervisory action.
The proposal could extend gambling exclusion to people under financial or legal protection orders in the Netherlands.
The proposed charges would add licensing and tax obligations for affiliates working with licensed betting companies.
The debate could affect rules for gambling venues and the treatment of operators’ existing investments in Piemonte.
Licence
Operators seeking access to New Zealand’s online gambling market can register interest in the planned licences.
The expansion gives partners and traders access to prediction markets across more event categories, subject to the company’s rollout plans.
The revenue figure gives operators and investors an update on Ohio’s land-based casino market.
Licence
Operators must meet the first-stage requirements by the stated deadline to qualify for the licence auction.
The party’s position indicates whether a proposed change to Piedmont’s gambling rules has majority backing.
If enacted, the proposal would require operators to stop online sports betting in Ohio and change permitted wagering practices.
Higher public revenue from licensed betting raises the fiscal stakes for Brazil's policymakers as they weigh enforcement against illegal sites.
The court’s ruling could determine the status of the national prohibition and affect gambling-related cases awaiting resolution.
Operators and suppliers face proposed advertising restrictions from January 2027 if the bill proceeds, with backbench dissent signalling political risk.
Automatic registration would expand Cruks access restrictions to people under legal protection or financial administration.
Operators must update account checks, suspend affected accounts and return funds under the new requirements.
Operators entering or serving Kenya must meet new licensing, capital, advertising and security requirements.
The cessation changes the operator status of Uganda’s national lottery and places the transition under regulatory oversight.
Operators must base affordability assessments on stable income, not savings, under the revised guidance.
The board’s decision ends its participation in the NCPG and its 2026 conference.