Camilla Rosenberg has stepped down as director general of Sweden’s gambling authority after eight years, according to reports. She said she would become director and head of the Swedish Estate Agents Inspectorate.
The departure changes the leadership of Sweden’s gambling regulator, which oversees licensed operators and suppliers.
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The KSA approved the first eight five-year renewals for online gambling operators in the Netherlands, allowing them to operate from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2031, according to the report. The named brands include TOTO, Holland Casino Online, Kansino, Bet365, GG Poker and Betcity. The report also says the KSA extended Lotto B.V.'s lottery and sports betting monopolies for five years while a related appeal remains pending.
Scientific Games has secured a new eight-year agreement with the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery for its instant game management programme, the company said. The contract also continues Scientific Games’ support for the lottery’s online and mobile loyalty programme, The Club. Instant games generated more than $480 million in retail sales for the lottery in 2024.
The Darts Regulation Authority (DRA) has suspended Prakash Jiwa for eight years after finding him guilty of fixing four matches and betting on darts. Jiwa denied the charges at a hearing but was cleared of obstructing the investigation; the DRA found no other players involved in the four matches.
Sportradar reportedly renewed its partnership with Major League Baseball for eight years, according to a report cited by Mike Mazzeo. JMP Securities said the renewal extends Sportradar’s rights portfolio; the reported agreement builds on a 2019 deal covering MLB statistics distribution to media companies and regulated betting operators.
The Autoridad Portuaria de Baleares granted Luís Carrillo Manjón a three-year concession for an 80.14-square-metre bar with a gaming machine at Palma port’s maritime station 3. The annual occupancy and activity charges are €5,823.67 and €3,395.26 respectively, totalling €9,218.93.
A space at Palma port's maritime station 3 is earmarked for a bar and gaming machine, according to the Autoridad Portuaria de Baleares. The authorisation covers an 80.14-square-metre premises for three years. Luís Carrillo Manjón is the concession holder.