Ghana Gaming Commission joins MPs in warning students about gambling addiction
The outreach reflects the regulator’s focus on gambling-related harm among young people.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
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Queensland requires gaming machine licensees to display compliance signage
Licensees must meet signage and payment obligations at each gaming area on their premises.
Source: OLGR Queensland
AGCO issues guidance on player-harm standards for Ontario igaming operators
Operators receive clarification on their responsibilities under Ontario’s player-harm standards.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Massachusetts Gaming Commission schedules Wynn qualifier hearing for 29 May
The hearing concerns an individual qualifier linked to a Massachusetts casino licensee.
Las Vegas reports 5.1% April visitation decline as gaming revenue falls
Lower visitation and occupancy may affect Strip operators’ casino and hotel performance.
TCU authorises audit of Brazil health ministry’s gambling harm measures
The audit may inform oversight of government measures addressing gambling-related harm and treatment.
Curaçao court rejects Cyberluck defamation claim over gambling framework criticism
The ruling addresses legal exposure for parties commenting on Curaçao’s former sub-licensing framework.
DGOJ reports nearly 8,000 identity-theft complaints in Spain in 2024
The findings identify sports betting as the main area linked to reported identity-theft complaints.
WSOP bars electronic assistance and coaching during tournament play
The rules set new limits on player and spectator conduct during WSOP tournaments.
Haryana enacts laws prohibiting land-based and online gambling
The reported prohibition affects gambling operators and suppliers serving Haryana.
Bavarian government reports 1,185 suspected illegal gambling cases in 2024
The reported rise in suspected cases and calls for more enforcement may affect regulatory priorities in Bavaria.
OSR warns UK gambling survey may overstate participation and harm
The review may affect how regulators and policymakers interpret the UK’s principal gambling harms survey.
Queensland sets crowd-controller requirements for licensed venues
Venue operators must meet local crowd-control staffing, record-keeping and licence conditions.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland requires gaming staff to complete RSG training within three months
Operators must track staff certification deadlines and retain the required training records.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland sets criteria for temporary changes to venue ID-scanning hours
Licensed venues may seek a temporary adjustment when event crowds meet the stated conditions.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland sets criteria for defining liquor-licensed premises
The criteria guide operators seeking to include separate buildings or land within one liquor-licensed area.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland requires RSG training for licensed club and hotel gaming staff
Queensland venues must ensure staff performing gaming duties complete responsible service of gaming training.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland requires liquor venues to display licence details
Liquor operators must maintain the licence document and display specified information to meet Queensland requirements.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland sets conditions for licensed premises outside trading hours
The guidance sets operating conditions for gaming licensees seeking to remain open beyond approved liquor hours.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland sets Easter trading and gambling hours for licensed venues
The restrictions determine when Queensland hotels, clubs and casinos can offer gambling during Easter.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR sets checklist for liquor and gaming venue inspections
Gaming licensees can use the checklist to prepare the records inspectors will review.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR allows QCOM 3 and QCOM 1.6 machines to operate together
The guidance sets network ownership and hardware conditions for venues transitioning to QCOM 3.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR sets security guidance for QCOM 3 networks
Gaming venues and monitoring operators must preserve secure, accessible QCOM 3 networks under the stated guidance.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR presents decentralised draw systems concept for discussion
Operators and suppliers should treat the proposal as a discussion concept, not an adopted policy or equipment standard.
Source: OLGR Queensland
Queensland OLGR explains when poker tournaments may constitute unlawful gambling
The guidance distinguishes permitted tournament fees and prizes from gambling that could expose organisers to legal consequences.
Source: OLGR Queensland