Virginia Senate advances SB 118 to House after 19-17 vote
The bill’s progress puts its proposed online casino rules before the Virginia House.
The bill’s progress puts its proposed online casino rules before the Virginia House.
The bills outline potential licensing, tax and platform terms for casino operators if Virginia completes the legislative process.
The regulator's figures show operators the latest state-level betting revenue, handle and tax totals.
The approval allows B3 to introduce event-linked contracts in Brazil, subject to a professional-investor threshold.
The ruling leaves Nevada regulators able to pursue state-court action against Kalshi’s event contracts.
The proposed national tax could substantially increase the tax burden on online gambling operators alongside provincial levies.
The bills could license and tax sports wagering while broadening Hawaii’s gambling definition to cover prediction markets.
Operators need a final bill before they can assess Virginia’s proposed licensing costs, tax terms and launch timetable.
Operators, affiliates and digital platforms may face revised obligations concerning promotions for unauthorised betting sites.
If enacted, the bill would define state support and prevention services for people affected by gambling disorder.
The proposed EU levy could tax online gambling companies and direct revenue to education and youth policies.
Operators will need Finnish licences to target players when the new licensing regime takes effect.
The donations cover only part of the revenue officials expected during the two-month tax gap.
The ruling may expose venues offering the machines to enforcement under Missouri gambling laws.
The warning signals potential licence consequences for operators considering offering event contracts.
Operators may face a higher customer age threshold and restricted advertising hours if both bills pass the Chamber.
The interim ruling could affect the concessionaire’s fee obligations and its continued bingo licence while the case proceeds.
The consultation concerns licensing requirements that may affect suppliers serving Brazil’s gambling market.
The turnover figure and strongest quarter give operators and investors a measure of Germany’s betting and iGaming market.
The reported increase provides operators and investors with a current indicator of casino revenue in Kansas.
Operators would face a proposed launch no earlier than July 2027 if the bill becomes law.
The proposals could affect gambling advertising, online deposit limits and the location of land-based venues in Spain.
The moratorium and venue rules affect licensing and machine authorisations for gambling businesses in Castilla-La Mancha.
Authorities face pressure to curb offshore gambling while preserving Gatchalian’s preferred regulated domestic sector.
The feasibility review will inform whether Hokkaido submits a formal integrated-resort development plan.