Tennis player Stefan Milićević banned for 24 years and fined €70,000 for match fixing
The ban and fine for match fixing and non-cooperation underscore integrity enforcement for tennis markets.
Regulatory decisions, sanctions, settlements and appeals.
The ban and fine for match fixing and non-cooperation underscore integrity enforcement for tennis markets.
UAE arrests advance South Korea's illegal betting investigation, returning two suspects while the ringleader's extradition remains unresolved.
The penalties show operators in Ukraine face enforcement over payment practices and failure to meet corrective orders.
The ITIA's 24-year ban and $70,000 penalty bar Milićević from competing, coaching or attending covered events.
Alleged laundering of investment-fraud proceeds through domestic casinos shows operators and regulators the compliance risk.
The settlement shows Brazilian authorities pursuing illegal betting networks that exploited public-sector domains and shell companies to reach players.
Claims channel after contract termination and a five-year contracting ban shows players a recovery route and operators the penalty.
Source: Coljuegos (Colombia)
Upheld player-protection and deposit-limit findings with SEK44m penalties signal enforcement risk for operators in Sweden.
Charm must stop licensed casino operations immediately while the regulator questions its eligibility over accounting discrepancies and suspected offences.
The fines set potential financial exposure for companies marketing unauthorised gambling services in mainland Finland.
Operators should know defunct or inaccessible sites stay listed at least five years, affecting how long blocking exposure persists.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
Operators on Belgium’s blocked register face listing retention, with defunct or inaccessible sites removed only after at least five years.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
The decision leaves bet365's Swedish licence in place, so operators face a financial penalty rather than market exit for the breach.
The ruling confirms the SEK44m penalty stands for bet365 in Sweden, with no further appeal route stated in the report.
ADM’s order blocks access to 381 additional unauthorised gambling websites, while restoring access to one website.
Hong Kong’s measures combine financial monitoring and enforcement against illegal online gambling with education and counselling to reduce gambling harm.
Authorities in the United Arab Emirates arrested three South Korean suspects accused of running an illegal online gambling operation worth about $2.3bn.
The case involves alleged illegal betting platforms and financial flows, with judicial measures affecting two companies and a site used to promote bets.
Sweden's Administrative Court of Appeal upheld SEK 4m and SEK 40m fines over player-protection duties and deposit-limit rules, dismissing appeals.
Four prohibition decisions and six conditional fines show enforcement activity as Finland prepares a competitive market.
The KSA has not ruled out legal action against Google and Meta over illegal gambling advertising.
The court sale brings seven properties belonging to imprisoned junket boss Levo Chan to market with $17m in reserve prices.
The agreements impose payments on MGM Resorts International and CountR for licensing breaches in Pennsylvania.
DRAME places illegal betting and sports manipulation investigations within a structure handling money laundering investigations and asset recovery.
Prison sentences for running the unlicensed venue demonstrate enforcement involving police, gambling regulators, tax authorities and local licensing officials.