Ontario is moving closer to launching a centralized self-exclusion system for online gambling, a long-awaited step that will allow players to block themselves from all regulated platforms through a single process. iGaming Ontario (iGO) , which oversees the province’s commercial …
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Tennessee has launched a significant effort to remove dozens of online sweepstakes casinos operating in the state, asserting that these platforms bypass legal gambling regulations while presenting themselves as legitimate entertainment options. Led by Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti, the …
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Nevada’s congressional delegation and casino industry leaders are pressing for swift congressional action to reverse a federal tax change that will reduce how much gamblers can deduct from their winnings, arguing the policy could disrupt the state’s gaming economy as …
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A Florida legislator has reintroduced a measure that would allow the state’s remaining thoroughbred racetracks to continue operating gambling facilities without holding live horse races, restarting a debate that divided lawmakers and industry groups in the previous session. The proposal, …
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The Curaçao Gaming Authority has confirmed that a number of gambling operators nearing the end of their second provisional licence period may continue operating while regulatory reviews are completed. The clarification, issued on December 23, addresses uncertainty for …
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As 2025 comes to a close, leadership from the American Gaming Association has outlined how the gaming industry performed during a year marked by economic pressure and regulatory scrutiny, while also identifying areas that will shape the sector’s direction in …
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Vietnam’s government is reassessing how legal betting functions, placing regulatory control and traceability at the center of a proposed update to existing rules. A draft decree now before the government outlines stricter requirements for bettors, keeps financial limits intact, …
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US commercial gaming posted robust growth in October 2025, with revenue reaching $6.81 billion, a 17.0% increase compared with the same month last year. All major categories, including slots, table games, and online gaming, contributed to the surge, signaling …
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Three Canadian lottery corporations have escalated a legal challenge over online player pooling to the Supreme Court of Canada, contesting a ruling that supported Ontario’s ability to link players with those outside the province. Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries, the British …
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The legal battle involving Evolution AB, Playtech, and investigative firm Black Cube has entered a phase defined less by allegations and more by disputes over what information each side must reveal. Recent filings in New Jersey court show …
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