Ukrainian authorities blocked 133 websites offering illegal casino gambling in a nationwide operation, according to the report. The State Security Service, the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection, the National Commission for Electronic Communications and the Ukrainian Association of Gambling Operators took part.
The operation restricts access to illegal casino gambling websites in Ukraine.
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Coljuegos said it blocked 409 websites associated with 1Win, 1XBET, BBRBET and Pinnacle for offering betting in Colombia without authorisation. The blocked sites comprise 141 linked to 1Win, 242 to 1XBET, 19 to BBRBET and three to Pinnacle; the regulator said more related domains could be blocked and that it blocked 10,000 websites the previous year.
Nepal’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology directed the Nepal Telecommunications Authority to block online betting apps and websites, following a cabinet meeting on Friday. The authority said it had begun targeting at least 16 sites, while identifying platforms and URLs for blocking. The order does not cover land-based casinos.
Malaysia’s MCMC removed 724,879 online gambling-related items from 1 January 2025 to 31 October 2026, Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching said. The figure represented 98% of 738,372 takedown requests; MCMC also worked with service providers and enforcement agencies to block 2,603 sites. From January to July 2026, it blocked 573 gambling websites and removed 253,424 items.
Italy's ADM has ordered internet access blocks against 381 additional unauthorised gambling websites. The report also says the authority restored access to one website.
Italy's ADM has issued a new order blocking internet connections to unauthorised gambling websites, adding 381 sites to its list and restoring access to one site, casino.net. The order was published on 15 October 2026, according to the notice.
ANJL challenged the Brazilian government's blocking of regulated betting websites and social channels on Tuesday. The association questioned the legal basis for requiring operators to use their infrastructure to redirect websites to a government address. ANJL said its LegitBet system recorded 30.282 active, accessible illegal betting links.
Brazil's National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) has challenged the federal government's blocking of regulated betting operators' websites and social channels, the association said. The blocks were applied in the early hours of Tuesday 6 October, and operators' sites were redirected to the address brasilsembets.gov.br. ANJL said it sent a letter on Monday 5 October to the National Secretariat for Digital Rights (SEDIGI), the National Secretariat for Public Security (Senasp) and the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA) requesting reconsideration and urgent clarification of the measure, and that it had received no response.