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Eswatini lawmakers pass motion to regulate online gambling

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Eswatini’s House of Assembly passed a motion urging Tourism and Environmental Affairs Minister Jane Simelane to establish a central framework for monitoring online gambling platforms. The motion seeks protections for minors and support for people experiencing gambling addiction; lawmakers said the 2022 Gaming Act does not cover online platforms.

The motion could lead to a regulatory framework for online operators in a market lawmakers say is outside current legislation.

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Texas representative proposes referendum on casinos and sports betting

Texas representative Charlie Geren filed a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment that would let voters decide on casino gaming and sports betting on 2 November 2027. The proposal would limit casino gaming to physical premises, cap the state at 10 casinos and set a maximum tax rate of 15% of gross gaming revenue; online casino gaming is excluded.

Texas state representative Charlie Geren has filed a proposed constitutional amendment that would put casino gaming and sports betting to a statewide vote on 2 November 2027 if passed.

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