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Malta Gaming Authority Launches Consultation on AMLA Regulatory Standards
The Malta Gaming Authority invites industry stakeholders to participate in a public consultation process regarding draft Regulatory Technical Standards under the Anti-Money Laundering Authority legislation. These standards are expected to influence compliance obligations for licensed operators in Malta’s gaming sector.
New Jersey Bill Targets Prediction Markets in Effort to Tighten Sports Betting Rules
A new legislative proposal in New Jersey aims to prohibit certain prediction markets and ensure that event contracts tied to sports follow state betting regulations. The bill reflects ongoing concerns about unregulated gambling platforms and seeks to clarify legal boundaries.
Brazil Drops 15% CIDE Tax from Online Gambling Bill, Regulatory Debate Continues
Brazil has removed a proposed 15% CIDE tax from its online gambling legislation, but discussions over fiscal policy and regulation are ongoing as lawmakers continue to shape the future of the sector.
Indiana Senate Approves Legislation for Potential Casino in Northeastern Counties
The Indiana Senate has passed House Bill 1038, paving the way for a potential casino in Allen, DeKalb, or Steuben counties. The proposed legislation does not require a local referendum and sets a minimum investment of $500 million for the winning operator.
Tennessee Moves to Ban Online Sweepstakes-Style Casino Games as Senate Bill Advances
Tennessee lawmakers have advanced a bill aiming to ban digital sweepstakes casino games, moving closer to regulating online gambling in the state. The legislation awaits a full Senate vote, reflecting a broader trend as more U.S. states review their positions on this type of game.
Tuvalu’s Offshore Gaming License Gains Traction in Global Market
The Tuvalu Gaming License, launched in 2025, is rapidly establishing itself as a notable player among offshore gambling licensing jurisdictions. This article examines its recent growth, evolving regulatory ecosystem, and potential impact on international online gambling frameworks.
Dutch Gambling Regulator Clarifies Influencer Marketing Ban
The Netherlands' gambling authority, Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), has issued definitive guidelines on what constitutes influencer marketing, a practice strictly prohibited in the country’s gambling sector since 2022. The clarification is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen advertising regulations and protect vulnerable consumers.
Tabcorp Receives ACMA Approval to Roll Out In-Play Betting at Retail Venues
Tabcorp has received regulatory approval from the Australian Communication and Media Authority (ACMA) to introduce its Tap in-play feature at physical retail locations, enabling customers to create in-play wagers using the TAB app and dedicated on-site terminals.
UK Ban on Unlicensed Betting Sponsors Aims to Support Regulated Bookmakers
The UK government has introduced a ban on unlicensed betting operators sponsoring sports teams, offering optimism to regulated bookmakers. This move seeks to enhance regulatory standards, protect consumers, and ensure sponsorship deals benefit the UK gambling industry.
Utah Senate Committee Moves Forward with Ban on Proposition Betting
A Utah Senate committee has unanimously advanced legislation to prohibit proposition betting, which involves wagering on specific events within a game. Lawmakers say the bill is designed to clarify existing laws and provide boundaries for sports wagering in the state.
Malaysia Proposes New Law to Combat Illegal Gambling and Boost Police Powers
Malaysia’s government is preparing a new bill to strengthen enforcement against illegal gambling, including online operations, and grant expanded authority to police. The proposed legislation could soon be introduced in Parliament, reflecting ongoing efforts to update gambling regulations.
Mexico Considers Restricting Gambling Ads During 2026 FIFA World Cup
Mexican lawmakers are evaluating a bill to significantly limit gambling advertisements throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aiming to protect consumers from excessive exposure. The proposal, introduced by Deputy Jericó Abramo Masso, would impact how operators promote their services during the high-profile international event.
Spain Signals Major Gambling Regulation Updates in 2026
Spanish gambling licensees have been advised to brace for significant regulatory changes throughout 2026, as new compliance orders are expected. Government officials indicate these updates will impact licensing, operational standards, and player protection measures across the industry.
TonyBet Sanctioned by Irish Regulator for Gambling Ad Violations
The Irish Advertising Standards Authority has ruled against TonyBet for two YouTube ads, citing breaches in responsible gambling guidelines. The ads promoted gambling as a solution to financial difficulties, prompting regulatory intervention.
Kalshi and Polymarket Exit New Zealand After Government Crackdown on Prediction Markets
The New Zealand government has instructed Kalshi and Polymarket to withdraw their prediction market services from the country, citing regulatory restrictions. This move signals increased enforcement of national gambling laws and has implications for the future of prediction-based platforms operating in New Zealand.
Lagos State Introduces 5% Withholding Tax on Gaming Winnings
The Lagos State Government has enacted a 5% withholding tax on net gaming winnings, aiming to reinforce tax compliance and oversight in Nigeria’s burgeoning gaming market. This regulatory move is expected to impact both operators and players in the region.
Malaysia Proposes Bill to Expand Police Powers Against Illegal Online Gambling
Malaysia's federal government is drafting a new bill targeting illegal gambling, with a strong focus on online activities. If passed, the legislation will increase police authority and introduce stricter measures to address unregulated gambling across the country.
Wisconsin Assembly Advances Bill to Allow Mobile Sports Betting Via Tribal Partnerships
The Wisconsin Assembly has unanimously passed a bill that could legalize mobile sports betting through tribal operators. The measure now heads to the Senate, but its future remains uncertain as lawmakers weigh potential impacts on existing gaming frameworks in the state.
Armenia Considers New Amendments to Enhance Gambling Sector Oversight
Armenia’s parliament is examining further amendments to improve state oversight within the gambling industry, aiming to address regulatory gaps after major policy reforms in 2024. Proposed changes target stronger monitoring and clarify the role of the national gambling operator.
Missouri House Passes Bill to Regulate Video Lottery Terminals and Replace Unregulated Slot Machines
The Missouri House has narrowly approved legislation authorizing a state-run video lottery system to replace and regulate unlicensed 'gray market' slot machines. The bill, which passed by just one vote, now moves to the Missouri Senate for further consideration.
Dutch Regulator Orders Polymarket to Halt Operations Amid Betting Law Breach
The Dutch gambling authority Kansspelautoriteit has ordered prediction market platform Polymarket to stop serving Dutch customers, threatening hefty fines for non-compliance. The move highlights regulatory challenges facing international prediction markets amid varying gambling laws worldwide.
Nebraska Moves Closer to Online Sports Betting Vote in 2026
Nebraska officials have approved citizen petitions supporting legalized online sports betting, enabling advocates to gather signatures for a potential November ballot measure. If successful, Nebraska voters could decide the future of regulated internet-based sports wagering later this year.
Romania Approves Gambling Age Raise to 21 in Sweeping Reform Measures
Romania's Senate has approved legislation raising the legal gambling age from 18 to 21 as part of broad reforms aimed at limiting gambling's public exposure and increasing responsible gambling protections in the country.
South Dakota Advances 2026 Vote on Statewide Mobile Sports Betting
South Dakota's Senate has approved a measure to let voters decide on statewide mobile sports betting in 2026. If passed by the House, the constitutional amendment will appear on the ballot, potentially ending Deadwood’s exclusive hold on sports wagering.
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