EGBA urges EU scrutiny of national gambling rules under TRIS
The ruling may affect whether gambling operators can be bound by national rules introduced without EU notification.
The ruling may affect whether gambling operators can be bound by national rules introduced without EU notification.
The proposed rate determines the tax burden Maryland sports betting operators may face.
KRA’s reported increase, attributed to improved integration, offers operators insight into tax collection in Kenya.
Operators may challenge the application of national gambling rules that were not notified under the stated procedure.
SELAE's retail distribution practices face competition scrutiny, while the investigation leaves the outcome unresolved.
The decrees establish a regional responsible-gambling body and clarify requirements for promotional draws.
The findings point to control and documentation weaknesses in SELAE's prize-payment processes.
Operators could face a higher tax rate on the portion of their taxable base linked to Basque residents.
The account discusses potential DNS blocking that could affect operators serving Norwegian players without authorisation.
Venue operators face new opening-hour limits, entry checks and a 12-month deadline for real-time exclusion-register systems.
The report sets out market growth and pending enforcement outcomes relevant to licensed Dutch online gambling operators.
The ruling affects whether gambling operators can be held to national requirements that were not notified through TRIS.
Charities conducting electronic raffles in Ontario need to follow the regulator’s licensing and operating rules.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
The bill could establish a four-platform digital sports betting market in Hawaii if enacted.
Operators face continued compliance expectations alongside a proposed review of the PIGO sector.
The decision leaves SPA’s handling of betting oversight to a separate proceeding while closing this complaint.
Payment providers must identify and report suspected illegal betting activity within 24 hours.
The figures give operators and investors a regulator-reported view of Louisiana gaming and sports betting performance.
The ruling limits the legal basis for the GGL to block offshore gambling sites by IP address.
Payment firms must implement controls and report suspected illegal betting transactions within a defined deadline.
The proposal could restrict betting companies’ advertising and sponsorship across sports in Rio de Janeiro if it advances.
The findings and guidance may prompt publishers to review gambling promotions and operators to monitor third-party advertising.
The proposal could change licensed casinos' online game offerings and create new state enforcement provisions.
The reported restrictions affect how gambling businesses can advertise to audiences in Nigeria through Google.
The proposals raise potential changes to oversight, licensing costs and safeguards that could shape Thailand’s planned casino framework.