Pick n Pay CEO calls for South Africa gambling-ad ban
A proposed advertising ban and tighter promotional controls could change how gambling operators reach South African customers.
A proposed advertising ban and tighter promotional controls could change how gambling operators reach South African customers.
The figures show the scale and sources of gambling-related revenue entering Italy’s state budget.
The reported increase gives operators and investors an indication of October casino revenue in Macau.
Possible limits on player props could change the markets offered by partner sportsbooks.
If enacted, the proposal would end online sports wagering in Maryland and affect mobile licence holders.
The figures give operators and investors a regulator-reported view of casino and sportsbook performance in South Dakota.
Operators may submit views during the consultation before the region drafts replacement rules for gaming halls.
Higher proposed taxes and retroactive claims could weaken Brazil’s regulated betting and online gaming market.
The discussions concern AML supervision and compliance expectations for Cyprus casinos and betting-service providers.
Potential tax increases and other proposed restrictions could affect Caixa’s planned market entry and smaller betting operators.
The government’s position leaves the proposed casino legislation shelved during Anutin’s time in office.
The proposal could change how betting tax revenue is allocated and increase operators’ tax burden.
A proposed rate increase and a separate tax on bettors’ winnings could change operators’ tax liabilities in Brazil.
The reported change would leave operators facing separate gambling tax categories rather than the proposed unified framework.
The proposed restrictions could affect gaming machine venues and the structure of online casino access in Luxembourg.
The campaign sets out safer-gambling guidance for adults and directs people at risk towards support.
The proposals could change the inspection and investigation powers applied to gambling businesses on the Isle of Man.
The pledge puts Thailand’s proposed casino-resort market on hold, affecting operators considering entry.
The certification requirement sets a pre-launch compliance step for games offered by Lottopar concessionaires.
The proposed increase would change how fixed-odds betting revenue is allocated and taxed in Brazil.
The requested clarification concerns how banks’ account-closure guidance applies to state-regulated lottery operators.
A proposed change in the use of betting-tax revenue could affect the sector's fiscal treatment in Brazil.
The decision removes casino legalisation from Thailand’s stated economic plans, affecting operators considering the market.
The disputes leave operators and regulators facing uncertainty over whether sports event contracts fall under state gambling laws.
The municipal authorisation is conditional, so casino concession planning depends on the federal bill becoming law.