EU court allows claims to recover losses from prohibited gambling
Operators serving markets where their products are prohibited may face civil claims over customers’ losses.
Operators serving markets where their products are prohibited may face civil claims over customers’ losses.
Operators may face repayment claims where they offered games prohibited in a player’s country of residence.
Once operational, BetGuard will require Ontario operators to support central exclusions and block access and communications for excluded users.
The government’s answers may clarify how past unlicensed activity affects operators seeking Dutch market access through another company’s licence.
Prediction-market operators could face felony exposure and enforcement action if the bill becomes law.
An EU-level tax could alter operators’ tax exposure, but proceeding as an EU own resource requires unanimous member-state approval.
Online betting operators in Colombia are no longer subject to the additional 19% VAT imposed under the annulled decree.
The bill’s tribal-server requirement and proposed revenue share would shape market access for sports-betting operators in Wisconsin.
A possible EU-level tax could affect online operators, while the association warns it may benefit illegal operators.
Proposed advertising restrictions and possible B2B rules could affect how licensed operators reach bettors and structure local operations.
Higher energy costs are affecting gaming markets, while the pending review could reshape PAGCOR’s regulatory and operating roles.
Operators must run risk analyses, identify customers and report suspected laundering to the FIU, with EU anti-money-laundering rules applying from 10 July 2027.
Source: GGL (Germany)
Banking barriers affect authorised operators, and payment channels used by unlicensed online operators are a coordination target.
Source: Coljuegos (Colombia)
The ruling affects operators licensed elsewhere in the EU that offered online gambling in Germany during the period at issue.
The revised dates give licensed system administrators more time before the new minimum monthly fees take effect.
Operators face intensifying competition and full-year tax effects in 2026 as online play approaches a fifth of French gambling revenue.
Source: ANJ (France)
A new policy could determine how prediction-market operators and licensed gambling companies are treated in Brazil.
Higher fuel costs are affecting gaming businesses and consumers, while PAGCOR’s proposed restructuring remains undecided.
The non-binding proposals could shape future Spanish prevention, education and treatment policy focused particularly on adolescents.
The study informs Brazil’s debate by reporting gambling’s share of household consumption and identifying other main sources of household debt.
The decision changes the advertising regulator’s assessment of Ladbrokes’ campaign under rules protecting under-18s.
The reported decline gives operators and investors a measure of the Italian gaming sector's tax contribution.
The proposal could create funding obligations for social media platforms if the government adopts such regulations.
The bill changes racetrack wagering, sports betting eligibility and regulatory powers in Kentucky.
The proposals could restrict betting advertising and municipal contracts involving betting companies in Belo Horizonte.