Cambodia’s Commercial Gambling Management Commission has established 13 offices inside licensed casinos to strengthen oversight under the 2020 Law on Commercial Gambling. The commission’s technical adviser said the offices are intended to improve transparency and accountability.
Casino operators face increased on-site regulatory oversight under Cambodia’s commercial gambling framework.
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Jamaica’s Casino Gaming Commission said no licensed casino is currently operating in the country and that cash blackjack, roulette and baccarat games at bars, clubs and other venues lack authorisation. The Commission granted Adamas Grand Casino Limited the first operator licence in early 2026, with the first authorised casino expected to open in 2027.
Jamaica's Casino Gaming Commission said no licensed casino is operating in the country and warned that cash table games at other venues are unauthorised. The regulator said blackjack, roulette and baccarat require a licence when offered in bars, clubs, halls or private premises.
France's National Sanctions Commission imposed financial sanctions and a suspended two-month ban on online gambling activity after a hearing on 8 July 2026, the ANJ said. The decision followed an ANJ inspection that identified failures involving asset-freezing procedures and notification to the economy minister; the sanctions also apply to a company executive and its compliance officer.
Cambodia's CGMC is considering an online payment system to improve collection and administration of gambling-duty revenues, it said after a Monday conference with taxation officials. The proposed IT system would cover both gambling duty receipts and the regulator's own revenues. The talks come as the government signals tighter oversight of licensing standards and casino operations.
Cambodia's casino regulator is looking at an online payment system as a way to strengthen the collection and administration of gambling-duty revenues. The topic came up at a Monday conference held by the General Secretariat of the Commercial Gambling Management Commission of Cambodia (CGMC). Discussions at the event, which dealt with building an information technology system, drew participants from the regulator and from taxation departments.
Cambodia will continue its zero-tolerance policy on illegal online gambling and online fraud while increasing inspections of licensed casinos from October 2026. The report says authorities will act in 16 provinces and establish inter-agency teams to check compliance with casino licence conditions.
Cambodia will keep a zero-tolerance policy on illegal online gambling and online fraud and will increase inspections of licensed casinos from October 2026, according to a report by Báo An Giang. The secretariat of Cambodia's committee against online fraud, working with the Cambodian Commercial Gambling Management Committee, is implementing measures against illegal activity in 16 provinces that have licensed casinos.
Cambodia plans to reduce its casino count and review standards for issuing and renewing licences, Prime Minister Hun Manet said. The government is also suspending online gambling linked to land-based casinos from early October until it establishes a management system, with non-compliance potentially leading to licence revocation or legal action.