ADM anti-fraud director reports 768 checks in Italy gambling operation
ADM’s reported interventions and concerns highlight enforcement activity involving underage gambling, match-fixing and digital evidence.
ADM’s reported interventions and concerns highlight enforcement activity involving underage gambling, match-fixing and digital evidence.
Operators may face revised rules for land-based gaming and stronger controls on amusement machines.
The ruling says internet access alone does not make a computer a regulated gaming machine under Italy’s rules.
The figures give operators a view of revenue trends across Louisiana’s casino and sports betting segments.
The ruling could clarify occupancy costs payable by bingo hall concessionaires after the extension was annulled.
The proposed EU levy could affect operators’ tax exposure, though the committee discussion is not expected to produce immediate legislation.
The forecast informs UK operators and policymakers about the potential scale of illegal-market activity and its stated competitive risks.
The requested clarification could affect payment controls and compliance obligations for online gambling operators and top-up points.
The DGOJ's almost €1m gambling harm research fund follows consultation on proposed Gambling Regulation Act changes.
The rise in Ohio VLT revenue offers suppliers and operators an update on market performance.
Progress toward considering an EU-wide gambling revenue levy signals distant but notable tax risk for operators and investors.
The ruling informs how courts may assess asset-freezing applications involving gambling operators and cross-border debt recovery.
The figures show month-on-month declines in both online casino and sports betting revenue in Michigan.
The estimates give policymakers and prospective licensees a measure of offshore spending ahead of the regulated market launch.
The ruling may affect how operators address cross-border claims and asset-freezing applications tied to gambling losses.
Operators and suppliers face continued enforcement against illegal gambling alongside regulatory attention to market data and innovation.
Operators could face new self-exclusion liability, tax rates and monthly activity-reporting requirements if the proposals pass.
Operators should note the UKGC says financial risk assessments should barely affect most British bettors.
A higher age limit could reshape operators’ eligible customer base and the debate over protections against unlicensed gambling.
The call offers research funding for work on gambling-related disorders, prevention and associated risks.
Dutch licensed operators risk immediate intervention if World Cup advertising or sports betting offers breach restrictions.
The reported quarterly revenue and growth offer a measure of Latvia’s iGaming market.
Congressional action could affect whether prediction platforms can offer sports-related contracts in the USA.
Stable terminal numbers and wagering provide operators and suppliers with a clear view of Aragón’s electronic bingo market.
Operators must apply account restrictions and handle affected balances and open bets under the programme’s rules.