UK under-16 social media ban may shift scrutiny from bookmakers
If scrutiny shifts to platforms, UK-licensed operators could face less direct pressure over advertising and targeting of minors.
If scrutiny shifts to platforms, UK-licensed operators could face less direct pressure over advertising and targeting of minors.
The board’s court request signals a legal dispute over Kalshi, though the report provides no further details.
The case tests whether federal commodities oversight or New Mexico gambling rules govern Kalshi’s event contracts.
The challenge could affect the tax obligations of prediction market operators in Kentucky.
The figures show Brazil's regulated market raising substantial tax revenue while a large share of betting activity remains outside licensed operators.
Affected companies may need a public limited company form or equivalent under Aragón’s proposed rules.
The ruling clarifies how national concession and police-authorisation requirements may apply to cross-border betting operators.
Operators should prepare for a possible near-total online gambling advertising ban under the Dutch harm strategy.
Authorisation and reporting requirements link legal betting operations to Brazil’s financial intelligence work.
Potential advertising restrictions and scrutiny of third parties could affect operators’ marketing and distribution arrangements.
The figures give operators and investors a state-level view of casino revenue and performance by game type.
Gaming-machine businesses can argue for standard VAT treatment based on their accounting and tax conduct.
The case could affect whether state gambling laws apply to federally regulated prediction markets.
The BGC's open letter invites Meta and Google to join its work against illegal gambling.
The ruling confirms that non-applicant concessionaires face restrictions and an orderly wind-down under the transition rules.
The case could determine whether state gaming laws can be applied to prediction markets overseen by the CFTC.
Uneven enforcement capacity and the limits of self-exclusion affect how regulators and licensed operators address illegal gambling.
Slovakia's URHH warned online and land-based licensees to keep World Cup marketing within consumer protection and responsible gambling standards.
The sales figure gives lottery stakeholders a reported measure of Illinois Lottery performance for April.
The rules set conditions and a fee for operators or other taxpayers seeking records of gambling-tax payments.
Gambling companies could use the proposed tax account to check their fiscal information and case status.
The court’s treatment of sports contracts could affect whether states or federal regulators oversee prediction-market betting.
The court challenge could affect the tax treatment of prediction market operators in Kentucky.
The Supreme Court case could determine whether state advertising rules create conflicting obligations for licensed betting operators.
Operators and suppliers face unresolved questions about proposed oversight, marketing safeguards and potential legal challenges.