IBJR opposes Lula’s proposed nationwide online gambling ban in Brazil
A nationwide ban could reshape Brazil’s market, but Congress would need to act.
A nationwide ban could reshape Brazil’s market, but Congress would need to act.
The temporary order limits Arizona’s enforcement against Kalshi while the court considers federal authority over event contracts.
Operators and event contractors must account for the local advertising ban and its contract-linked penalty.
A proposed regulated market could change the rules for gambling operators in Washington DC.
The registration and duration figures show the scale and terms of a federal self-exclusion tool affecting authorised betting operators.
The injunction temporarily blocks Arizona action while the CFTC develops frameworks for prediction markets and event contracts.
The quarterly revenue figure provides operators and investors with a measure of casino performance in Illinois.
The quarterly figure provides operators and investors with a measure of Kansas land-based casino performance.
The request could increase regulatory scrutiny of prediction-market contracts and enforcement.
The campaign brings the regulator’s underage-gambling prevention message to students across two districts.
The ruling supports operators’ use of account restrictions when users breach responsible-gambling rules and service terms.
The requested disclosures could inform scrutiny of gambling partnerships across major US sports leagues.
Licensed operators may need to revise customer terms and disclose verification processes before enforcement begins.
The veto blocks the proposed statewide skill games market and leaves its regulatory framework unresolved.
The vetoes leave the proposed skill-game expansion and Fairfax casino without approval, affecting plans to enter those Virginia markets.
The critique raises questions about which economic effects and gambling venues inform regional planning decisions.
The register and fee concern gaming-machine authorisations in La Rioja.
Operators face a higher stated tax rate while industry voices warn that illegal alternatives are gaining ground.
Operators and venues must distinguish authorised bingo from money-free pastime play under the current rules.
The order temporarily restricts Arizona’s pursuit of criminal charges against Kalshi over its prediction-market activity.
Licensed operators will receive technical expectations for preventing bank accounts being linked to the wrong player.
Robinhood’s product limits and Massachusetts dispute affect the range and regulatory treatment of its US event contracts.
The guidance may affect how gambling operators use recognisable figures in responsible-gambling communications in Italy.
Operators may face greater uncertainty if election debate leads to regulatory proposals.
The order pauses Arizona’s prosecution while the court considers federal authority over event contracts.