BC.Game, a high-profile crypto casino and Leicester City’s shirt sponsor, faces a potential licence revocation by Curaçao’s regulator. Financial disputes, compliance questions, and bankruptcy proceedings have cast doubt on the operator’s standing in the global gambling market. With its Curaçao licence in jeopardy, BC.Game’s operations and reputation hang in the balance amid escalating scrutiny. Explore […]
Illegal online gambling in the Netherlands is under fire as Dutch trade bodies take bold action. With over 270,000 Dutch consumers accessing illegal gambling sites monthly, VNLOK and NOGA are stepping up their fight. The new Meld Vals Spel portal empowers stakeholders to report unsafe practices, ensuring vulnerable players are better protected. Learn how this […]
Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) is struggling to block illegal gambling sites, likening the effort to “mopping up ice.” With over 5,200 domains flagged for blocking, the scale of the challenge highlights gaps in technology and regulatory power. Enhanced legal authority and technology investments could significantly curb illegal gambling and protect Brazilian bettors from financial […]
A landmark decision by Nigeria’s Supreme Court has shifted control of lottery regulation from the federal government to individual states. This ruling redefines the lottery and gambling landscape, empowering states like Lagos to independently regulate and manage these activities. The decision is expected to spur economic growth, ensure constitutional adherence, and encourage other legal challenges […]
Victoria’s government has introduced a landmark Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2024, aiming to overhaul how gaming machines operate in the state. The bill mandates carded play for electronic gaming machines and reduces maximum input limits to combat gambling harm. With measures like slower spin rates and spending limits, these reforms promise safer gaming environments across […]
Northern Ireland’s gambling laws are lagging, leaving its citizens vulnerable to unregulated gambling advertising and gambling-related harm. MLAs at the Stormont Assembly are calling on the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to bridge this gap. Introducing British gambling advertising regulations could protect Northern Ireland’s children and vulnerable populations from excessive gambling promotion. […]
The UK government is set to introduce a £100 million mandatory annual levy on gambling operators, marking a seismic shift in industry regulation. The levy, replacing the current voluntary system, ensures consistent funding for addressing gambling-related harm, including addiction and suicide prevention. Advocates hail this as a transformative move to safeguard public health, but industry […]
Polymarket, a leading prediction market platform, has suspended French users amidst an ongoing regulatory investigation by the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ). The probe was sparked by reports of a French trader’s $85M bet on Donald Trump’s US presidential election victory. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies, Polymarket seeks to clarify its position in France while navigating […]
Synot Games has officially entered the Bulgarian gambling market, securing a 10-year license for gaming production and distribution. This strategic move aligns with Synot’s broader vision to expand its influence across the Balkan region, following recent partnerships. By bringing its renowned gaming portfolio to Bulgaria, Synot aims to set new benchmarks for both online and […]
Australia’s much-anticipated gambling ad reform has been delayed, sparking confusion and criticism from advocacy groups and opposition leaders. Conflicting explanations from government ministers have added uncertainty to proposed restrictions on gambling advertisements during sporting events. Advocacy groups demand urgent action to address the societal impacts of gambling advertising, which disproportionately affects vulnerable populations. Discover why […]