South African bookmaker trade body calls for action on illegal gambling
Operators face competition from unlicensed betting sites that the trade body says regulators have yet to curb.
Operators face competition from unlicensed betting sites that the trade body says regulators have yet to curb.
Operators face a phased launch of financial risk assessments for customers with high gambling expenditure amid industry opposition.
Operators face a planned phased introduction of financial risk assessments intended to identify high financial risk customers.
Prediction market operators face compliance obligations under existing EU binary options restrictions, affecting product design and market access.
The levy would add a new cost to domestic football betting in Italy and direct the proceeds to youth, women's football and problem gambling prevention.
The update will signal how the UKGC intends to proceed with affordability checks that directly affect operators' customer due diligence duties.
The ruling limits restitution claims against unlicensed operators for pre-2021 losses, reducing legal exposure for operators facing similar cases in the Netherlands.
Operators can rely on the Dutch Supreme Court ruling that pre-regulation customer contracts cannot be declared void.
The initiative signals coordinated African regulatory action on taxation, player protection and illegal operators, affecting compliance planning for operators and suppliers targeting those markets.
Operators must recalculate Dutch deposit limits using only recurring income, excluding savings and one-off payments, or risk supervisory action.
Higher public revenue from licensed betting raises the fiscal stakes for Brazil's policymakers as they weigh enforcement against illegal sites.
Operators and suppliers face proposed advertising restrictions from January 2027 if the bill proceeds, with backbench dissent signalling political risk.
The report signals a shift from licensing towards structured supervision and enforcement, with the 2021 state treaty evaluation and a new licensing cycle from 2027 ahead.
Source: GGL (Germany)
Agreement No. 3 modifies and replaces Title 2 of the Baloto online lotto rules, amending Agreement 08 of 2020.
Source: Coljuegos (Colombia)
Operators face continued uncertainty over when financial risk assessment checks will be fully implemented, with the Commission's decision already delayed.
Licence fee changes affect the cost base for every operator holding a Gambling Commission licence in Great Britain.
Operators should note the new Prize Competition Council unites over 50 operators promoting voluntary standards and player protection.
Operators should assess exposure to higher tax on gambling machines the Social Market Foundation considers high risk.
Operators should prepare for a 25% increase in UK gambling licence fees beginning 1 October 2026.
Operators should note the Social Market Foundation advocates another increase in UK gaming duties beyond the current 40% online rate.
Operators and suppliers face continued political pressure over advertising rules, with the Netherlands among markets where further restrictions are being urged.
Operators and suppliers can suggest process improvements, including examples from other markets.
Brazil's SPA notified Bets-regime operators that social interaction and engagement features face restrictions.
GRAI assumes oversight of Ireland's online betting market under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024.
ADM warned operators that bonus, reward and prize communications must comply with content rules.