Liquor & Gaming NSW requires impact assessments for gaming machine threshold increases
Clubs and hotels seeking more gaming machines must account for the required local impact assessment process.
Source: Liquor & Gaming NSW
Clubs and hotels seeking more gaming machines must account for the required local impact assessment process.
Source: Liquor & Gaming NSW
The rules specify when Queensland venues may serve alcohol and operate gaming machines around Anzac Day.
Source: OLGR Queensland
The proposal could affect federal challenges to state and tribal regulation of prediction markets.
The comments raise potential competition and compliance concerns for Nevada sportsbook operators amid litigation over prediction markets.
Retail concession extensions and fragmented local rules affect operators awaiting a unified framework and new tenders.
The proposal would change how betting-derived funds are routed while offsetting the contribution through lower PREU.
The planned allocation and revenue sources affect the resort’s public-health obligations and operating framework.
Operators and suppliers must account for France’s prohibition on betting markets tied to video-game competitions.
Landlords may face criminal liability if their premises are used for unlicensed gambling.
Source: Mpumalanga Economic Regulator
The ruling may affect how betting businesses can use accounting records in tax appeals.
The taskforce brings regulators and industry intermediaries together to address scams that resemble online gambling services.
The differing regional limits affect where operators can locate gambling venues and plan retail concession bids.
A stronger Europol role could affect cross-border enforcement against unlicensed gambling operators targeting EU consumers.
Changes to fragmented rules and delayed tenders could affect retail gambling concessions and operators in Italy.
The study’s assessment may inform operators’ and investors’ views of Italy’s regulated market and its competitiveness.
Operators would face penalties and possible licence suspension for late winner payments.
Selig’s position signals a continuing jurisdictional dispute over state gambling rules and prediction-market contracts.
The tax changes the cost of offering prediction-market contracts in North Carolina.
If enacted, the proposal would impose a state tax on prediction-market companies operating in New Jersey.
Regulators face ECA calls for stronger cross-border enforcement against unlicensed online gambling across the EU.
The report gives operators and suppliers data on Malta’s sector scale, employment and licensing trends.
The proposed safeguards could shape how internet providers are required to block offshore gambling platforms.
The rulings leave the municipality’s findings on the two betting authorisation expiries in place at the interim stage.
Suppliers see Malta's regulatory approach covering licences for both gambling operators and business-to-business suppliers.
The question concerns whether the public broadcaster will retain an explicit gambling-advertising restriction in its service contract.