Dominican Republic Senate approves first reading of gambling regulation bill
The bill could reshape licensing and compliance requirements across the Dominican Republic’s gambling market.
The bill could reshape licensing and compliance requirements across the Dominican Republic’s gambling market.
Uniform rules could change tax treatment across online and land-based gambling while addressing concerns about gambling-related harm.
The proposal could change how fixed-odds betting revenue is allocated in Brazil if Congress approves it.
The funding request could shape whether the CFTC can pursue its jurisdictional disputes with states over prediction markets.
The reported intervention figures offer operators and regulators a measure of how Dutch licensees apply duty-of-care measures.
Operators can propose changes to compliance requirements for the Commission to consider in its current planning cycle.
The report will provide regional regulatory information, while the funding supports research into gambling-related harm.
The findings may inform safer-gambling approaches that currently rely on action by the person gambling.
The reported total provides operators and suppliers with a measure of wagering activity in West Virginia.
Agius's warning signals that EU policymakers weighing advertising restrictions face channelisation concerns, a risk operators and regulators already cite in national markets.
The debate may shape advertising rules affecting licensed operators and the risk of consumers moving to illegal gambling services.
The figures give operators and investors a measure of tax receipts and their movement under Brazil’s regulated betting market.
A new warning requirement would change the compliance conditions for sports betting advertising in Brazil.
Banks and payment firms face a defined deadline and new account and transaction controls for unauthorised fixed-odds betting operators.
The proposed rules could affect supplier recognition requirements and obligations to work only with the legal betting market.
The findings may inform Ukraine’s regulatory approach to gambling-related harm and oversight.
Licensed operators can identify burdens affecting their businesses for the Commission's 2026-2027 plan.
The rulings affect how tax authorities calculate liabilities for betting centres that document their gambling activity.
The decision guides tax treatment of betting centres able to document their activity despite lacking a national-system connection.
The measures affect operators’ certification processes, product approvals and permitted bonus communications in Italy.
The enforcement priority may affect unlicensed betting businesses and the authorities coordinating oversight in Brazil.
Continued talks could reshape betting rules, sports-data rights and potential funding flows to Italian football.
The project still faces a separate court challenge over whether Biloxi can lease the waterfront site for casino development.
The closure remains in force while the court considers the challenge and the related acts.
Operators and suppliers can submit evidence on compliance requirements for the Commission to consider before responding.