Salta deputies approve bill banning gambling advertising on provincial public assets
Salta's approved bill would bar gambling advertising on provincial property and vehicles, pending Senate approval.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Salta's approved bill would bar gambling advertising on provincial property and vehicles, pending Senate approval.
Voter approval would let Nebraska’s five racinos partner with online sportsbooks under Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission oversight.
The announced reforms concern gambling harm safeguards for operators in New South Wales.
The app would give players another way to check licences and direct them towards PAGCOR-regulated platforms.
Operators’ personalised VIP campaigns involving players could face restrictions the MLB Players Association told Congress it would consider.
The ANJL-backed campaign helps consumers identify unauthorised betting operators and access information on responsible gambling and self-exclusion.
Betting advertising at the Mineirão is under discussion between Cruzeiro and Minas Gerais government officials following a state decree.
Relevant affiliates must seek licences and declare websites and mobile applications offering services to the NRA Gambling Office.
Regulators face documented illegal online wagering by 1,066 Bandung Regency civil servants, with combined spending exceeding $373,000.
Minas Gerais' prohibition restricts where betting companies can advertise in state public spaces.
Maryland’s attorney general can issue cease-and-desist orders to illegal operators and domestic companies facilitating access from 1 October.
Uganda’s regulator wants telecom operators to monitor traffic, report suspicious activity and educate consumers beyond blocking websites.
Operators face late-payment surcharges and licence suspension, while land-based equipment must connect to state financial monitoring.
ANJL’s endorsement links support for the Everyone Against Illegality movement to its commitment to gambling sector integrity.
Operators connect to LUGAS, which prevents further deposits once players reach the applicable limit across operators.
Source: GGL (Germany)
New South Wales’ proposed player protection reforms include facial recognition and advertising restrictions affecting gambling operators.
Michigan’s combined iGaming and online sports betting revenue increased 22% to $346.1m in July, documenting market growth for investors.
Investors face a 1% July revenue decline across Massachusetts’ three casinos, with the $99.0m total including retail sports betting.
Operators face disputed licensing charges while the court challenge continues, with refunds dependent on the regulations being invalidated.
ACCJ disputes the tax registration mechanism and maintains that registration does not authorise gambling operations.
Saarland police lack equipment to analyse illegal gaming machines, while municipal enforcement varies.
LOTBA brought gambling prevention activities to an exhibition attracting more than 35,000 young people.
The forecasts underpin the BGC’s opposition to higher betting taxes and its calls for stronger action against unlicensed operators.
The reforms aim to reduce gambling harm across New South Wales, making them relevant to state operators.
Salta’s proposal would restrict gambling advertising on provincial assets and expose funding recipients to financial penalties and exclusions.