Denmark’s Minister for Taxation expressed a desire to strengthen gambling protections, according to the report. The material suggests a possible tax increase but gives no details of proposed measures.
Operators should monitor possible Danish gambling protections and tax changes, although proposed measures remain unspecified.
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Piedmont vice-president Maurizio Marrone said the regional government is open to revising its gambling rules, with the aim of giving municipalities a stronger role. Marrone ruled out restoring the 2016 law, which barred betting shops and gaming machines within 500 metres of sensitive locations; opposition parties and associations have called for its reinstatement.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis indicated that online gambling could face age-based restrictions, according to the report. The source says the government has announced legislation barring children under 15 from social media, with age checks for those platforms due from 1 January 2027. No details or timetable for gambling restrictions were given.
US District Court of Nevada Judge Andrew Gordon said he was leaning towards reversing the preliminary injunction that had protected Kalshi from Nevada gambling-law enforcement. Gordon reserved judgment after a hearing and expects to issue a written ruling within two weeks. Kalshi said it would continue operating while complying with federal law; the company sued Nevada regulators after receiving a cease-and-desist letter over unlicensed gambling.
Kalshi chief executive Tarek Mansour disputed the Ninth Circuit’s description of the company as a sports betting platform, according to his interview. He said agreements with the NFL or NBA were under consideration and that an announcement from at least one league could come soon.
Reportedly, NICC chief Phil Crawford indicated that The Star Sydney could regain its casino licence within weeks. Any return would be conditional.