IAP's Guggino backs advertising self-regulation for responsible gambling messages
Guggino said advertising self-regulation can help responsible gambling messages explain risks without encouraging gambling.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Guggino said advertising self-regulation can help responsible gambling messages explain risks without encouraging gambling.
Maine’s likely Q1 2027 online casino launch remains subject to ongoing rulemaking and a pending tribal-only licensing challenge.
The call for coordinated industry and public-sector action concerns protections for young people who may encounter gambling.
Operators will need to update payment verification procedures and restrict withdrawals for existing customers until they verify payment ownership.
The proposed rules would guide operators’ campaigns and allow IAP to stop communications that stray beyond prevention and player protection.
ADM's Giuliani prioritised campaign coordination and stronger player protection in national responsible gambling communication guidance.
Castiglioni’s recommendations give operators a basis for tailoring prevention messages and assessing how they use campaign resources.
The proposed guidance could shape responsible gambling commitments that operators undertake under their concession agreements.
The proposed guidance and consultation could affect how operators communicate about gambling and how platforms identify illegal promotion.
The findings point to a gap between public support for responsible gambling information and recall of prevention messages.
Caroli linked continued sector development to responsible gambling products and called for shared understanding among stakeholders.
The whitelist could determine which online casinos Google excludes from its services in the EU.
Lollobrigida said online gambling's growth created opportunities and additional player protection challenges.
Pagnoncelli calls for institutions, operators and others to turn shared responsibility into practical protections.
Maggi’s proposals ask gambling operators to embed consumer protection in management decisions and assess whether their communications reach consumers effectively.
The further consultation gives stakeholders another opportunity to comment on the compulsory player-risk model.
The proposed guidance could shape the spending controls and user-protection tools online concessionaires are expected to adopt.
The measures under review could change gaming operators’ tax costs or concession terms in Italy.
The report raises questions about the CGA’s scrutiny of ownership in companies holding Curaçao gambling licences.
Wyoming’s proposal would make sweepstakes casino operations a felony, while attorneys warn broad wording could criminalise legitimate promotional sweepstakes.
Clearer authorisation procedures under Instruction No. 2/26 affect how operators and promoters in Angola prepare and submit licence applications.
The proposals could change whether authorised betting operators can continue operating in Brazil and which gambling products remain prohibited.
Interested parties can comment until 22 October on the mechanism identifying risky online gambling behaviour.
The regulator is urging prevention and early risk detection to protect players beyond regulatory compliance.
The reported concerns signal that operators and investors may face weaker legal certainty and higher illegal-market risk across Latin America.