CFTC sues Illinois over prediction-market regulation
The case could determine whether Illinois may require prediction-market exchanges to comply with state rules or licensing.
The case could determine whether Illinois may require prediction-market exchanges to comply with state rules or licensing.
Operators would face proposed restrictions on advertising channels, placements and online keno in Australia.
The proposals could change operators’ advertising access and prohibit online keno in Australia.
The reported decline gives casino operators and investors a measure of Chile’s land-based gaming market.
Prediction-market exchanges face stated expectations to monitor trading and guard against insider dealing and manipulation.
Prediction-market operators could face state licensing and tax requirements if the bill becomes law.
Operators and media businesses face changes to where and when gambling advertising can appear in Australia.
Court outcomes could determine whether prediction-market operators must restrict products or meet state gambling rules.
The figures give casino operators and investors an update on Macau’s revenue trend for March and the first quarter.
The projected tax increase could affect betting operators and consumers as Brazil’s tax reform proceeds.
The revised dates give gaming system administrators more time before the new minimum payment requirements take effect.
The proposed restrictions would change gambling advertising rules while concerns about their reach remain part of the debate.
The comments address enforcement options where regulators may struggle to collect fines from offshore operators.
The questions revisit how Dutch gambling marketing rules interact with player exclusion and privacy protections.
Operators must review withdrawal and account-closure procedures to meet the KSA’s stated requirements.
Event organisers and venues must change the planned format for these prize-bearing bingo events to proceed.
The warning sets out compliance and enforcement risks for firms offering event contracts in Canada.
Operators will need to block centrally self-excluded players while maintaining their existing site-level programmes.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Operators will need to adapt advertising practices to the restrictions scheduled to take effect on 1 January 2027.
The investigation concerns the potential personal liability of promoters of gambling services that are unlicensed in Belgium.
The proposed disclosure rules and betting limit could change compliance requirements and market conditions for operators in Vietnam.
The inquiry puts the state operator's launch schedule, licence use and compliance arrangements under public audit scrutiny.
Operators advertising in Rivadavia may face local restrictions if the proposal is approved.
Payment providers in Brazil receive operational guidance on controls required to prevent transactions for unlicensed betting operators.
The planned legal action and reported tribal revenue decline could intensify disputes over prediction markets and sports betting.