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Bulgarian Football Union proposes football betting ban and centralised rights

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The Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) plans to present a statute amendment in Sofia on 20 March that would prohibit football-related betting by players, coaches, club officials and other associated people. The proposal would also place betting and data rights for BFU competitions under the union’s central control; it requires approval at the plenary meeting.

The proposal could require clubs to establish compliance measures and betting-related commercial agreements to be negotiated centrally with the BFU.

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Uganda proposes centralised payment gateway for gambling operators

Uganda’s Tax Procedures Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025 proposes requiring gambling operators to route wagers and payouts through a centralised payment gateway, reportedly licensed by the Bank of Uganda. The proposal still requires parliamentary approval and the President’s signature; non-compliance would carry a penalty of twice the tax due or 5,500 currency points, stated as UGX 110 million (€26,268).

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