Romanian regulator flags reliability concerns in 2025 annual report
Participants should treat earlier ONJN results cautiously because the current leadership cannot confirm some without documentary evidence.
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Participants should treat earlier ONJN results cautiously because the current leadership cannot confirm some without documentary evidence.
The Class II licence extends FA CHAI Gaming’s authorised operations in Romania.
Tomescu assumes ONJN’s presidency while a corruption investigation involving senior regulatory figures continues.
The blocking action extends restrictions on illegal gambling domains in Romania.
The decision expands Romania’s restrictions on unauthorised online gambling domains.
The planned initiatives target online promotion of unlicensed gambling.
The additions expand the regulator’s blacklist of illegal gambling websites.
The new entries extend Romania’s restrictions on unlicensed gambling websites.
The additions extend Romania’s blocking measures against unlicensed online gambling.
The investigation concerns an alleged offence by a senior gambling regulator official.
The investigation concerns alleged corruption in the gambling regulator’s authorisation processes.
The searches bring the gambling authority under anti-corruption investigative scrutiny.
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