Betting bodies seek phased online gaming rules after B2B regulation
Operators and suppliers face uncertainty over when online platform requirements take effect relative to B2B rules.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Operators and suppliers face uncertainty over when online platform requirements take effect relative to B2B rules.
The Selective Tax entering the IBS and CBS bases increases the burden on betting operators from 2027.
Lithuania submitted proposals on technical standards for gaming machine data management and online gambling devices to the European Commission.
A pledge to shut the legalised betting market puts Brazil's licensed operators and suppliers under political risk ahead of the election.
ANJL argued the Pix transfer categories included other services and disputed the study's timing and interpretation.
The court's ruling could determine whether regulated fixed-odds betting remains lawful in Brazil or falls under the 1941 gambling prohibition.
Land-based casino operators in Uganda face the same 15% net-winnings levy as online rivals, changing cost calculations for both verticals.
A combined ruling could reshape how Brazil's fixed-odds betting framework and municipal lotteries are treated by the courts.
The ruling makes Kalshi's sports contracts subject to Utah gambling laws after its injunction was rejected.
Operators' retention incentives and advertising practices face proposed Australian restrictions.
The DNS procedure lets SCJ validate reported sites before Subtel instructs providers, with error corrections.
A fifth of quarterly GGR lost in the electronic segment signals pressure on operators and suppliers exposed to the Philippine market.
LOTBA sessions covered player protection, self-exclusion and referral resources under annual training requirements.
MASAF's decree updates trotting and galloping rules covering betting, safety and animal welfare.
A fifth annual decline in Philippine GGR signals weaker domestic demand for operators and suppliers exposed to the market.
The Democratic Party bill includes tighter gambling and betting advertising provisions within football reforms.
Operators sponsoring Italian football, social channels or influencers would face wider advertising restrictions and higher penalties if the bill passes.
Tribal push to ban gaming-like contracts affects prediction market suppliers and tribal sovereignty under IGRA.
Higher hold margins lifted New York's education fund take even as handle slipped below $2bn, signalling margin-driven revenue for operators.
The ruling could settle whether casino and bingo operations are lawful in Brazil, affecting operators' market access.
The exchange signals PAGCOR positioning itself as a regulatory reference for emerging African gaming markets.
The vacancy blocks certification of tribal management contracts and enforcement, delaying deals and weakening oversight for operators and tribes.
Operators face welfare access tied to reviews of suspected gambling transactions.
Operators face licensing and supervision decisions from an agency with a six-month leadership vacancy.
The proposal would reopen advertising and sponsorship revenue to licensed Italian operators while tightening rules on minors and vulnerable players.