ADM and Sogei add reporting and self-exclusion tools to Italy’s Gioco Legale app
Operators may receive anonymous reports of suspected breaches, and remote-gambling customers can self-exclude through the app.
Operators may receive anonymous reports of suspected breaches, and remote-gambling customers can self-exclude through the app.
Bingo concessionaires outside the court cases are also covered by the temporary monthly payment requirement.
Gambling businesses can submit sector-specific feedback on draft EU anti-money laundering standards before the stated deadlines.
Source: MGA (Malta)
A change could require lottery operators to account for self-exclusion beyond online and telephone wagering.
The proposed powers and penalties could affect platforms and promoters connected to unlicensed gambling in Greece.
The authorisation changes the company’s legal name while its two named betting brands continue operating.
The reported total gives operators and investors a measure of Delaware betting activity for January.
Provincial licensing authorities have received a formal clarification, but the available notice does not reveal its substance.
Source: National Gambling Board (SA)
The clarification could determine the fees Bingo concessionaires pay while operating under technical extensions.
The rules could set conditions for operators selling chance-based products in Singapore.
Local authorisation requirements give Romanian city councils power to decide whether gambling venues may operate.
Operators would gain access to mobile betting, while the bill would also change casino taxes and state revenue allocations.
The proposed campaign could affect how operators communicate about betting risks and responsible gambling in the Philippines.
Operators face uncertainty over a proposed 15% levy that could return in separate legislation.
A new bill could revive a proposed betting levy after its removal from the anti-crime legislation.
The cases concern Dutch restrictions on gambling marketing to young adults and the operators’ compliance controls.
The figures give operators and investors a breakdown of US commercial gaming revenue, taxes and reported prediction-market impact.
LOTBA’s campaign raises awareness of gambling risks and online exposure among young people.
The proposal could affect operators’ advertising and sponsorship partnerships if it advances into law.
The stalled proposals leave operators without a near-term route to offer online sports betting in Hawaii.
The opposition signals a dispute over prediction markets’ authority to offer sports betting across US jurisdictions.
Operators of illegal gambling venues could face felony charges if the proposed penalty becomes law.
The Commission’s exploratory work could shape future crypto payments for licensed operators, but has no timetable.
The figures give casino operators a state-level view of January revenue and its year-on-year change.
The proposed fee, voting conditions and referendum rules shape the cost and viability of a potential Fairfax casino project.