South Africa’s NGB launches searchable register of licensed gambling operators
Operators can be checked against a national register that identifies those authorised to offer gambling in South Africa.
Operators can be checked against a national register that identifies those authorised to offer gambling in South Africa.
Operators must engage with the State Revenue Service as responsibility for gambling supervision shifts to its new units.
Operators and investors face a higher tax burden and potential shifts in player activity to illegal platforms.
Polla Chilena’s stated readiness to compete and reported income decline inform Chile’s debate over regulating online betting.
The proposed limits would change advertising conditions across wagering, media and digital platforms.
The position sets out the betting sector’s arguments on market closure, enforcement against illegal operators and taxation in Brazil.
The bill would set licensing conditions for up to 15 operators entering New Zealand’s online casino market.
A proposed ban or higher tax could materially alter the operating conditions for licensed betting companies in Brazil.
The complaint figures and portal give operators and regulators evidence of identity misuse across Spanish online gambling.
The proposals could change betting operators’ ability to sponsor Italian football and direct betting proceeds to the sport.
The alerts and referrals give operators and authorities information on suspected integrity risks across 10 sports.
Operators and consumers can use the directory to check licensing status in South Africa.
The dispute concerns whether prediction platforms can operate in Nevada and how states and tribes assert jurisdiction over them.
Operators using the covered dual-currency model face civil fines and potential loss of gambling licences in Maine.
Operators in Latvia will deal with a single authority for gambling oversight, licensing and tax collection.
The forecast gives operators and regulators an estimate of the reforms’ potential effect on betting spend.
The proposed condition could restrict betting access for customers who join the debt-relief programme.
Operators serving Malta may need to reassess VAT treatment and gaming-tax obligations before the changes take effect.
The policy could affect integrity oversight relevant to betting on sports competitions.
Operators serving Maine may need to assess the effects of the two new prohibitions.
The proposal could require gambling operators in Lithuania to change how they identify players.
The framework could give gaming businesses a formal structure for holding and using data assets.
Operators and media businesses face proposed advertising restrictions, while the assessment estimates their effect on gambling expenditure.
A pause could affect betting activity and a funding source for British horseracing.
The plan concerns tax controls on gambling in Murcia.