Philippine authorities are moving to strengthen enforcement against illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations (POGOs) after the government formally adopted the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) of the Anti-POGO Act of 2025.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) welcomed the regulations, with …
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Australia’s federal government and the Coalition have agreed on amendments to strengthen proposed gambling reforms, including a national system allowing people to opt out of wagering advertisements across online services.
The agreement followed negotiations between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese …
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The push to expand online gambling in the United States is focusing on Nebraska, Alabama and Virginia, while advocates also see potential in Washington, D.C., and New York.
Sports Betting Alliance Chairman Jeremy Kudon said he expects “three or four …
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India’s online gambling market continues to operate under tight restrictions, yet player attention remains concentrated around a small group of casino-style titles. Data covering the country’s offshore-facing market shows that the games attracting the most interest differ sharply from …
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Germany’s gambling regulator has sharpened its guidance around social betting and prediction markets, placing particular attention on the consequences for people who access such offers from within the country.
The Joint Gambling Authority of the Federal States (GGL) has …
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The UK Gambling Commission is urging remote gambling operators to strengthen identity checks after finding registration errors that contributed to failed financial risk assessment matches, complaints and withdrawal delays.
The regulator said Licence Condition 17 requires operators to establish that …
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Meta is facing scrutiny in Australia after Facebook and Instagram carried advertisements for offshore gambling services, including sites impersonating established casino brands. The issue has exposed limits in Australian law and could lead to stronger enforcement powers for the …
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Baltimore officials have sued Kalshi and Polymarket, alleging that both operators offer sports-related contracts to city residents without licenses required under Maryland law. The lawsuits also accuse the companies of misleading consumers about their regulatory status.
Mayor Brandon Scott …
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The latest departures from the US sweepstakes casino market are drawing attention to what happens to player balances when an operator shuts down. Money Factory and CoinFrenzy have both announced closures, adding to a broader series of exits as states …
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Pennsylvania’s skill-game industry faces a decisive October deadline after the state Supreme Court ruled that the machines qualify as illegal slot machines under state law. The court stayed enforcement for 120 days, setting Oct. 13 as the date when the …
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