Denmark’s Gambling Authority added 178 sites to its blacklist of illegal gambling operators, reportedly its largest update since 2012.
The expanded blacklist identifies more sites that operators and suppliers should avoid serving in Denmark.
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The Czech Ministry of Finance added Polymarket to its blacklist of unauthorised online gambling domains, reportedly. The list now contains 3,341 domains, including 1,076 added since the start of 2026; internet providers must block access to listed sites under Czech law.
Responsible Wagering Australia has called for a national blacklist with powers to target offshore betting operators and related services, according to the report. The proposal would extend action beyond website blocking to apps, search engines, social media accounts and financial transactions; the report says unlicensed providers account for more than a third of the wagering market.
Uruguay’s National Administration of Lotteries and Quinielas warned users about unauthorised gambling websites ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to the report. It said advertising unauthorised gambling services is prohibited and that the authority can remove promotional content and impose fines of up to 20 million indexed units, stated as approximately 130 million Uruguayan pesos.
The Curaçao Gaming Authority warned that illegal lottery operators gain an unfair advantage over licensed providers and undermine confidence in the regulated sector, according to media reports. The warning followed discussions between the authority and licensed lottery providers about the continued presence of illegal lotteries on the island.
Bolivia’s Authority for the Supervision of Gaming (AJ) seized four betting machines during an operation against an illegal casino in Cochabamba on 10 April. The authority said those responsible had previous records for similar incidents. Separate actions in Quillacollo and Sipe Sipe removed six more machines; the AJ said cash-prize machines require its authorisation.