AGA reports record US gambling participation in 2025 survey
Operators can use the participation and attitudes data to understand reported US consumer engagement with gambling.
Operators can use the participation and attitudes data to understand reported US consumer engagement with gambling.
Operators should track the pending amendment, which proposes rules on promotions, payment methods and provider registration.
The proposed tax changes could affect online gambling companies considering establishing or expanding operations in Ceuta.
If enacted, the proposal would prohibit online fixed-odds betting and affect operators serving Brazil.
The planned system could strengthen enforcement against unlicensed betting and gaming sites in Brazil.
Lawmakers may use the findings to decide whether and where to permit casino relocation.
Operators may need to remove micro prop wagers on MLB events if the agreements take effect.
The reporting rules add disclosure requirements for tournament teams and allow penalties for inaccurate or missing submissions.
Operators must apply the revised wallet-flow taxes, while the change taxes deposits and withdrawals regardless of betting outcomes.
A state lottery proposal could create a new route for lottery operations in Acre if the state advances it into regulation.
The SEC chief’s figures frame gambling participation against the country’s smaller capital-market investor base.
A proposed advertising ban and deposit caps could affect operators’ marketing and online account controls in Spain.
The proposed increase could raise the tax burden on betting and online casino operators in Mexico.
The pending court decision could affect how prediction-market platforms and state gambling regulators approach sports event contracts.
The figures give operators and investors a state-level view of September revenue and wagering trends.
Operators face heightened scrutiny as Indonesia links illegal online gambling transactions to welfare-payment cancellations.
Sportsbooks may need to adjust MLB markets if the reported agreement to prohibit micro prop bets takes effect.
The higher rate and planned licensing limit will shape operators’ costs and access to New Zealand’s regulated market.
A regulator-run multi-operator self-exclusion platform offers a model for centralised player-protection oversight across licensed operators.
Restrictions could change which individual-player betting markets sportsbooks can offer in Ohio and nationwide.
The bill's fate determines whether Nigerian online operators face federal or state licensing and possible legal dispute.
The delay gives Division I members more time to challenge the rule before it takes effect.
Operators have an additional 30 days to implement the required beneficiary checks.
A removal of these markets could change the baseball wagers available to sportsbooks’ customers.
Operators lack clarity on advertising, referral commission and inducement rules while the Government’s response remains outstanding.