Australia’s ACMA said it ordered internet service providers to block Casea and Crown96 after finding both breached the Interactive Gambling Act 2001. The move brings the number of illegal gambling and affiliate websites blocked since late 2019 to 1,788, according to the authority.
The blocks restrict access in Australia to two services the regulator found breached its gambling law.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TAB | Not stated | ACMA penalises TAB over marketing to registered non-call customers | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | ACMA orders blocking of ten more gambling websites | Not stated | |
| Leon | USD 2,500 | ACMA warns Jamie Mullarkey over illegal gambling promotion in Australia | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | ACMA issues formal warning to MMA fighter over illegal gambling | Not stated | |
| NovaForge Limited, Metlait SRL | Not stated | ACMA warns six companies over unlicensed gambling in Australia | Not stated |
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Denmark's Gambling Authority obtained court authorisation to block 98 websites, including prediction-market platform Polymarket, the report says. The Frederiksberg court decision was made on 8 July 2026; the authority said the sites targeted Danish customers with features including Danish language, currency and payment options.
Denmark blocked 98 gambling websites, including Polymarket, following a Frederiksberg court decision on 8 July 2026. The ruling authorised Spillemyndigheden to require internet providers to block the domains through DNS restrictions. The action brought Denmark’s total number of blocked websites since 2012 to 870.
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