Source: Hellenic Gaming Commission
The Hellenic Gaming Commission says internet service providers must block access to unlicensed gambling websites listed on its blacklist. It warns that gambling without a licence from Greece may lead to administrative penalties and criminal sanctions.
The notice warns users and providers of enforcement consequences tied to unlicensed gambling sites in Greece.
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Gamban has warned users about confusion with Gambana, an online casino run by JJam Holdings Ltd. The gambling-blocking software provider said it had no connection to the casino.
Gamban has stated publicly that it has no business ties to Gambana, an online casino run by JJam Holdings Ltd. The blocker-software provider issued the warning because the two names had caused confusion among people seeking to stay away from gambling. Users were advised to verify web addresses with care, above all those whose recovery depends on blocking tools.
The Malta Gaming Authority warned consumers that several websites are falsely presenting themselves as licensed or recognised by the regulator. The MGA identified manekicasino-dot-bet, dragonaracasino-dot-uk-dot-com and slot-hunter-dot-at as active, and said it has no connection to those sites.
MGA said it had identified websites pretending to be operators holding its licences. It warned that the sites mislead consumers about the operators’ identity.
The Dominican Republic’s Directorate General of Gambling (DGJA) identified seven authorised online betting operators and about 81 platforms and companies without state permits. The authority said rules for new licences remain pending because the Council of Gambling has not held its first formal session, while it assesses possible violations by unauthorised operators.
The Dominican Republic's Directorate General of Gambling (DGJA) confirmed that only seven online betting operators are currently authorised to operate in the country. About 81 platforms and companies identified by the authorities do not hold the corresponding state permits.
It was reported that ASIC issued guidance stating no prediction-market operator holds an Australian licence. It warned users about binary losses, insider trading and difficulties recovering money.