Armenia prepares offshore gambling operator blocking from February 2027
Offshore operators face planned blocking in Armenia from February 2027, subject to establishment of supervision infrastructure.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Offshore operators face planned blocking in Armenia from February 2027, subject to establishment of supervision infrastructure.
Goods, commissions and customer rebates accounted for 26% of Macau gaming sector expenses, making them a material cost category for operators.
Gespa published cantonal reporting forms on gaming fund and prevention levy use, with correct use each canton's responsibility.
Source: Gespa (Switzerland)
Arkansas taxes casino net gaming receipts 13% on the first $150m and 20% above that.
Source: Arkansas Racing Commission (AR)
Newsagents accepting bets must meet specific conditions under Belgium’s published royal decree governing the ancillary activity.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
Employee trading restrictions affect roughly 13,000 Maricopa County employees and about 2,200 Delaware County workers ahead of the midterms.
Sports betting operators face growing scrutiny of player props and bettor misconduct, with college prop bans in 15 states.
Macau operators face commission and rebate expenditure growing faster than total gaming industry receipts.
Wagering operators must identify customers at risk of harm and restrict inducements under Australia’s passed federal reforms.
The agreement establishes coordinated financial services and commercial gaming supervision without introducing specific new company rules.
Operators and investors face contrasting tax trends, with Macau’s gaming receipts rising monthly but declining annually.
Technology companies face planned legal action from betting industry groups seeking an immediate stop to allegedly illegal advertising.
Polymarket and Kalshi’s European expansion accompanies ESMA calls for monitoring insider trading, manipulation and potential retail harm.
The proposal would restrict operators’ targeted marketing to former self-excluded players and bring video gaming terminals within the self-exclusion programme.
The policy discussion includes banning betting platforms or retaining Brazil’s existing regulatory system.
Game providers serving Malaysia face proposed standards covering age checks, parental controls and explanations of chance-based purchases.
Licensed operators must deduct 15% tax from payouts minus stakes, while National Lottery winnings remain exempt.
Illinois regulators are updating voluntary self-exclusion alongside efforts to strengthen gambling-harm education, prevention, treatment and public awareness.
Missouri operators face a sharper revenue decline in table games than slots, with only four casinos recording annual growth.
Stellar Gaming’s institutional relations head addressed Brazil’s presidential candidates through an open letter about regulated betting.
Operators face a proposed 3% EU net-turnover tax, but Malta’s pledged veto threatens the required unanimous approval.
Regulators face a study estimating US$50bn in global illegal betting and reporting international networks exploiting vulnerable UK consumers.
KSA’s chairman is calling for European action against illegal gambling amid Dutch gambling reform discussions.
Regulators and investors should note ESMA's warning that prediction markets pose investor and market integrity risks.
Allegedly withheld Apple information is delaying class notification and damages calculations for the proposed High 5 Games settlement.