Entain subsidiary Elektraworks was fined DKK500,000 over marketing to consumers of bwin.dk, according to the report. The source identifies the amount but provides no further details about the enforcement decision.
The fine highlights the risk of enforcement over marketing to Danish gambling consumers.
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AUSTRAC has opened an enforcement investigation into Tabcorp over its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing compliance, the company disclosed on 7 May. The inquiry will initially examine the operator’s programme, its implementation and customer monitoring; Tabcorp said the investigation is at an early stage and all outcomes remain possible.
Brazil’s MP 1,394/2026 prohibits fixed-odds betting, according to a report discussing the measure and its effects on licensed operators. The report says 85 operators paid R$30 million each for five-year authorisations, totalling R$2.55 billion, and that the government will not refund fees for unused periods. Finance Minister Dario Durigan said investors would have predictability in Brazil.
Brazil's government has prohibited fixed-odds betting through MP 1,394/2026, according to the report. The measure ends authorisations that had been active for 22 months. The government will not refund the authorisation fees or the portion covering the remaining period, the report says.
Inspired Entertainment reported a 4% year-on-year rise in like-for-like UK revenue for the three months ended 30 September, despite the increase in Remote Gaming Duty from 21% to 40% in April. Total quarterly revenue fell 29% to $61.4 million, which the company attributed mainly to the sale of its UK Holiday Parks division and restructuring of its UK Pubs business.
SBC announced a Regulatory Advisory Board on 5 November 2026 to advise on regulatory initiatives and identify emerging issues across international gambling markets. Andrew Gellatly, a former AGCC executive director, will chair the board, which includes representatives from Entain, Kaizen Gaming, Super, Allwyn, Playtech and OpenBet.
Italian online casinos recorded spending of €320 million in October, up 9% year over year, according to the reported market figures. Lottomatica led with a 31.4% market share, followed by Flutter at 27.3%; the monthly total collected exceeded €7.4 billion.
Spending on online casinos in Italy reportedly reached €320m in October, up 9% on the same month a year earlier. The figure is defined as the difference between bets placed and winnings paid. Total monthly stakes reportedly exceeded €7.4bn.