European Commission says gambling advertising rules remain national responsibility
Operators and regulators receive confirmation that gambling advertising policy remains a matter for national authorities.
Operators and regulators receive confirmation that gambling advertising policy remains a matter for national authorities.
Operators serving Armenia will need to enforce eligibility checks, spending limits and cross-platform self-exclusion controls.
Operators face weaker premium-market indicators alongside a potential transport disruption from the approaching typhoon.
Operators may need to reassess pricing and promotional offers if the proposed tax increase takes effect.
The agreement establishes joint monitoring and information-sharing between national and local gaming authorities.
Operators and payment facilitators could face criminal penalties if the proposed amendments become law.
The figures show prediction markets expanding in sports, intensifying debate over how the activity should be regulated.
Operators must distinguish prohibited online casino products from permitted licensed sports betting in Australia.
The figures show the respective shares of lottery spending allocated to public finances, prizes and operator profit.
The proposed measures could expose marketing and payment businesses to tax liability for dealings with unlicensed operators.
The figures indicate the scale and cross-border focus of suspicious activity reporting by Malta’s remote gaming sector.
Operators must account for Brazil’s stated advertising and consumer-protection requirements in campaigns around the tournament.
The corrected decree defines procedures affecting account blocks, appeals and asset forfeiture involving illegal betting operators.
The decree clarifies which authority oversees illegal betting payments and establishes financial blocking and tax obligations.
The Indiana ban and Iowa enforcement powers create regulatory risks for sweepstakes operators and suppliers in both states.
VNLOK's lawsuit concerns illegal gambling adverts on Meta's Facebook and Instagram platforms.
The figures inform operators and regulators about 2025 wagering, player returns and state revenue across Italy’s public gaming market.
Minnesota’s filing contests federal intervention in state prediction market laws, a dispute that could affect the state’s regulatory authority.
The findings affect operators awaiting land-based concession tenders and provide market-wide figures for regulators and investors.
Operators and payment providers may face new rules if the draft becomes law, including provisions covering online gambling.
Platform cooperation gives Ukraine's regulator another channel to curb black-market advertising reaching players, a compliance concern for licensed operators.
Brazil's announced measures include seizing funds as a tool against illegal betting.
The decision removes trademark protection for many services at the core of Sportingbet’s betting and gaming business.
ACMA’s finding clarifies that a hospitality-focused Crown Resorts commercial did not qualify for the live-sport advertising exception.
Delaware’s monthly record provides operators and investors a measure of sports and iGaming wagering activity.