The Dutch Supreme Court has determined that people who lost money to unlicensed online gambling operators before the Netherlands introduced its regulated online market in October 2021 cannot automatically recover those losses through the courts.
The decision provides guidance for …
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Ohio regulators are moving closer to prohibiting the use of credit cards for sports betting deposits, as the state continues examining measures intended to reduce gambling-related harm.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC) is completing work on a draft rule…
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Michigan regulators have stepped up their challenge against prediction market operator Kalshi through a temporary court order halting its sports-event contracts in the state and a decision to withdraw from the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) over its partnership …
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Germany’s Joint Gambling Authority of the Federal States (GGL) has entered a new leadership term as Christian Hochgrebe assumed the rotating chairmanship of its Administrative Board on 1 July, succeeding Sandro Kirchner. The appointment comes as the regulator prepares for …
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Ohio lawmakers have introduced legislation that would dismantle the state’s online sports betting market while imposing new restrictions on wagering, advertising and payment methods. House Bill 971, known as the Save Ohio Sports Act, would keep sports betting …
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South Africa’s gambling framework is set for further review after the National Gambling Policy Council (NGPC) agreed to advance a new gambling bill while preparing updated advertising regulations. The initiative follows continued concern over gambling-related harm and the growing presence …
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A new industry report suggests the global iGaming platform sector will continue expanding through the end of the decade, supported by wider online gaming adoption, technology investment and the growth of regulated gambling markets.
Published by The Business Research Company …
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The Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) has strengthened its guidance on affordability checks for online gambling customers after inspections found that some licensed operators continued to apply the statutory means test incorrectly.
The revised guidance explains how operators should assess whether …
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A new report has called on the UK government to introduce a higher tax rate for Category B gaming machines, arguing the current duty structure does not reflect the level of gambling-related harm linked to those products.
The Social …
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The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint against a paid Facebook advertisement for online gambling brand Mr Vegas, concluding that parts of the campaign were likely to strongly appeal to people under the age of 18 …
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