UKGC publishes study on gambling motivations across online and in-person play
The findings provide operators and regulators with evidence on how reported gambling motivations differ by product and channel.
The findings provide operators and regulators with evidence on how reported gambling motivations differ by product and channel.
The proposal could increase operators’ tax burden and affect spending on areas such as sponsorships and marketing.
Payment providers and online gaming companies must route transactions through the designated aggregator under the directive.
Operators may need to prepare for a planned system combining deposit limits across platforms.
The guidance directs bettors to licensed operators and the commission’s approved-wager information and protection tools.
Operators may face proposed age-based slot limits and levy obligations, with MPs divided over smaller operators’ impact.
The findings give regulators and licensees evidence on youth participation and existing player-protection measures.
The figures provide operators and investors with a regulator-reported view of revenue across New Hampshire’s charitable gaming venues.
The consultation gives interested parties an opportunity to comment on the regional tax measure affecting casinos.
The police opposition may affect the bill’s progress and the proposed entry of land-based gambling into Brazil.
The proposal could change tax treatment for operators’ customers and affect state tax revenues if enacted.
The bill could alter Indiana’s online gambling, lottery and sports betting rules, including operator licensing costs and tax rates.
The proposals could change permitted markets, operator obligations and customer protections in Connecticut.
The state and regional figures show operators where Nevada gaming revenue grew or declined in 2024.
The proposal could change licensed operators’ costs and online slot stake limits if it completes parliamentary review.
If enacted, the bill would materially change operators’ tax, licensing and player-wagering requirements in Massachusetts.
The figures show operators contrasting December performance in table games and video lottery terminals.
Operators may need to adapt to proposed machine standards, testing requirements and social responsibility provisions.
The dispute concerns how clinicians and policymakers interpret gambling-harm survey figures and their population scope.
The proposed signature rules could make it harder for gambling businesses to pursue voter-led market expansion in Florida.
Operators and machine suppliers can respond to proposals that may affect machine design, compliance requirements and implementation costs.
The change alters the tax terms relevant to the proposed Hard Rock casino complex.
Operators can use qualifying sub-brands without facing sanction proceedings while the stated legal conditions remain unresolved.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
Operators and sponsors can use the stated sub-brand conditions to assess exposure to enforcement under Belgium's gambling advertising rules.
Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)
The proposal would give the Attorney General responsibility for approving gambling rules without the commission’s review.