UKGC survey records slight fall in gambling participation
The UKGC published the finding of slightly declined participation in its latest Gambling Survey data.
The UKGC published the finding of slightly declined participation in its latest Gambling Survey data.
Regulators should note UKGC rejecting claims it would publish results it knew were inaccurate.
Operators should note Illinois adding a prediction-market transaction tax and raising sports betting taxes.
Investors should note Kenya's betting tax receipts rose 24.9% and reached 115.9% of target.
Operators should note a US bill proposing facial age-estimation for sportsbooks and prediction markets.
The banks’ policies add compliance constraints for staff engaging with prediction-market contracts.
Operators should note Mississippi casino revenue fell 1.5% while table-game revenue rose 1.2%.
The proceedings outline compliance risks and reporting expectations for gambling operators in Italy.
The volume details reporting and monitoring practices relevant to gambling operators’ anti-money laundering controls.
Operators may face restrictions on payment methods, betting products, player limits and data reporting if the proposals are adopted.
Advertisers should note Google extended prediction market ad restrictions to Michigan and New York.
Investors should note Macao casino tax revenue rose 13%, with casino taxes at 86% of first-half revenue.
Operators should note a Lazio court temporarily suspended an operator's removal from the RIES register.
Operators should note a UK consultation on banning sponsorship and advertising by operators without UKGC licences.
Operators should note Buenos Aires deputies proposed amendments modifying Law 15.079.
The ruling affects how platforms assess liability when commercial partnerships involve reviewing gambling-related content.
The survey gives operators and regulators a population-level benchmark for problem gambling prevalence in Great Britain.
Operators should note the UKGC survey indicated lower gambling participation among people aged 18–24.
Investors should note a lawsuit alleging $1.6m in unpaid signature-gathering bills from an abandoned casino ballot campaign.
Tighter advertising rules would change how licensed operators in Brazil can market to consumers during major sporting events.
Operators should note a Light & Wonder executive proposed restricting payment platform access for prediction market users.
The bill would require facial recognition age checks at online sportsbooks before customers wager.
Gibraltar's new Gambling Act replaces uniform B2B licensing with a tiered framework for suppliers.
The report gives operators and investors a DGOJ account of Spain's gambling activity alongside regional regulatory material.
Casino concessionaires are being pressed to improve controls and staff detection of illegal betting inside their venues.