Bets spent R$2.12bn on Brazilian TV before advertising ban, Tunad finds
Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 banned fixed-odds betting operations and advertising, with broadcasters given until 5 October to pull spots.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 banned fixed-odds betting operations and advertising, with broadcasters given until 5 October to pull spots.
The deputy proposed financing economic support measures in the fuel decree by raising taxes on gambling.
The commission ordered licensees to stop supporting such platforms and confirm compliance by 30 October.
The regulator reported 397,527 URLs to search engines and saw 266,667 removed in the year to March 2026.
Operators face continued scrutiny of financial risk assessment reforms, with the regulator defending the checks as affecting a small share of accounts.
The upheld Decreto Dignità ban confirms advertising restrictions, while AGCOM may reduce the minimum penalty where manifestly disproportionate.
Operators in New Jersey must now meet enforceable standards for identifying at-risk players and delivering phased interventions, replacing voluntary best practices.
The ruling shows Italian tax assessments over betting terminals can extend to a company's partners, raising compliance risk.
The urban-planning route gives Spanish municipalities a lever to restrict gaming-hall openings beyond sectoral licensing rules, affecting operators' expansion plans.
The minister's review keeps regulatory scrutiny on the deposit-return lottery's gambling-harm risks, without a commitment to halt it.
The advisory urges prediction-market exchanges to identify controllers and insiders linked to mention, attendance and interaction contracts.
The funding and removal figures show the scale of resources the UK regulator is directing at unlicensed operators that compete with licensees.
Cross-operator limits require Spanish licensees to coordinate deposit data centrally, changing compliance and responsible-gambling processes for multi-platform players.
The case tests whether Brazil's advertising ban reaches foreign clubs and broadcasters, raising compliance risk for operators with cross-border sponsorship deals.
The AGA said prediction markets and unlicensed skill-machine and sweepstakes operators reduced state gaming tax collections, which fell 1.5% to $1.46bn.
The case tests whether federal prediction-market oversight can override state sports betting licensing, affecting operators' compliance exposure in Ohio.
The bill would let states and tribes decide whether prediction markets may offer sports contracts, changing how CFTC-registered exchanges such as Kalshi operate nationwide.
Operators in New Jersey must now build trigger-based monitoring, tiered interventions and account suspension or closure procedures into their responsible gambling systems.
The rulemaking timeline and licensing build-out determine when operators and suppliers can enter Maine's new online casino market.
The draft sets stricter separation rules for operator-owned media, affecting how Italian licensees can use content sites to channel traffic to gambling products.
The findings give regulators and operators evidence on whether voluntary sponsorship curbs materially reduce gambling exposure in English football broadcasts.
The claims test whether chance-based card breaks fall under gambling law, a model that could spread to regulated markets.
The case tests whether Brazil's betting restrictions can be challenged as electoral abuse, with the TSE yet to rule on advancing the allegations.
Operators face tighter advertising standards and possible tax changes that could raise costs and push players to unlicensed sites.
The opinion could shape the STF's ruling on whether the federal betting ban moots state advertising challenges.