Trinidad and Tobago Senate approves gambling age rise to 25
Operators must apply Trinidad and Tobago's new 25-year minimum age once the legislation takes effect in early 2027.
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Operators must apply Trinidad and Tobago's new 25-year minimum age once the legislation takes effect in early 2027.
The appointment gives the regulator a leader with ten years of supervisory experience.
Tabcorp’s AU$350,000 fine demonstrates financial consequences for shortcomings in implementing mandatory multi-factor authentication.
Florida’s gambling regulator coordinated searches targeting alleged illegal gambling premises with law enforcement and alcohol and tobacco officials.
The seizures remove illegal slot machines from Florida venues, while the arrests bring enforcement consequences for those involved.
The VGCCC plans earlier risk detection through technology investment and more resources for communities experiencing greater gambling harm.
The seizure highlights enforcement exposure for venues offering allegedly illegal slots while presenting themselves as lawful bingo operations.
Victoria’s gambling operators face a regulator prioritising greater use of technology to monitor their industry.
The action removes illegal slot machines from a venue that authorities said presented itself as a lawful bingo business.
Enforcement against arcades over alleged illegal slot operations faces opposition from residents who use the venues.
The nuisance law gives Florida officials another tool against widespread illegal slot machines.
The penalty shows identity checks failed to stop a self-excluded customer creating another account and gambling.
Cambodia's regulator gains Victoria's licensing, compliance, enforcement and responsible gambling experience.
Tipster marketing and influencer promotion carry enforcement risk, and operators should note the regulators' extended cooperation.
Source: ANJ (France)