Angola's ISJ and INAC agree partnership on minors and gaming
The agreement commits Angola's gaming regulator and children's authority to joint prevention work, signalling closer scrutiny of how operators' products reach minors.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
The agreement commits Angola's gaming regulator and children's authority to joint prevention work, signalling closer scrutiny of how operators' products reach minors.
Tribal leaders and the AGA are coordinating against prediction markets as a California coalition prepares for possible sports betting changes.
The suit seeks healthcare cost reimbursement and collective moral damages from betting companies representing around 80% of the market.
Regulators such as the MER now fall within the PSC's wider oversight scope, so their governance and accountability arrangements face added scrutiny.
The US jurisdiction dispute comes alongside at least $3m in 2026 lobbying and campaign spending by prediction market companies and allies.
The Dutch Parliament’s rejection of a total advertising ban gives operators clarity on that proposal’s outcome.
Macau’s fourth successive month of annual revenue declines signals continued revenue contraction for casino operators and investors.
Operators and investors can see Rhode Island’s rising table revenue failed to offset falling slot revenue in August.
Operators and investors can benchmark market performance against £17.5bn in gross gambling yield and 4.4% annual growth.
Source: UKGC
All licensees must submit quarterly regulatory returns using aligned reporting periods and deadlines, with some questions removed.
Source: UKGC
Licensing authorities using flagged guidance sections must consider casino legislation changes and the separate guidance identified by the UKGC.
Source: UKGC
The consultation position includes proposals letting customers select marketing channels and product types, affecting gambling businesses' marketing.
Source: UKGC
The planned evaluation will assess how gambling reforms affect consumers and the market, informing the design and implementation of subsequent policies.
Source: UKGC
Machine suppliers and operators can assess proposed standards, testing and licence requirements covering player limits, messages and information displays.
Source: UKGC
Remote operators' identity checks must meet Licence Condition 17, helping prevent underage gambling, identify self-excluded customers and support AML controls.
Source: UKGC
Operators and investors gain lottery data in quarterly statistics and can compare industry figures with Gambling Survey findings.
Source: UKGC
Regulators gain consumer participation research into illegal social media lotteries following increased reports of suspected illegal TikTok draws.
Source: UKGC
Operators and regulators must account for margins of error and missing access routes when interpreting illegal gambling website traffic estimates.
Source: UKGC
Suppliers and operators face requirements for new category B machines from 30 June 2027.
Source: UKGC
UFEC operators need local permits and may offer only category D machines, while their machine suppliers need UKGC operating licences.
Source: UKGC
The guidance identifies licence checks for businesses purchasing gaming machines or commissioning maintenance and repairs.
Source: UKGC
Lottery societies need a UKGC licence when proceeds exceed £20,000 per draw or £250,000 annually, making these thresholds operationally significant.
Source: UKGC
Operators can use intelligence exchanges with police to connect money laundering incidents involving stolen dyed banknotes across betting shops.
Source: UKGC
The IMF’s reform call targets deficient safeguards against criminal ownership or control of Cambodian casinos.
Prediction markets face increased casino industry criticism alongside mounting scrutiny from courts, Congress and regulators.