US Representatives Guy Reschenthaler and Bennie Thompson have officially relaunched the Congressional Gaming Caucus for the 116th Congress.
Sweden’s gambling regulator has proposed new rules to combat match-fixing in the country, including a ban on certain bets involving individual players.
British consumers will no longer be allowed to gamble using credit cards from April, with the ban applying to all forms of gambling except retail lottery sales.
Carolyn Harris, chair of the UK’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on gambling related harm (APGG), posed an urgent question in parliament Thursday regarding the “shameful” availability of live football match streams on online gambling websites.
Recently blacklisted online gaming operators in Greece will be excluded from the initial licensing process under proposed regulations.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) has confirmed that Ed Bedrosian will be stepping down as executive director next week.
Spain’s Socialist Party (PSOE) and the left-wing Unidas Podemos (UP) have unveiled plans for their proposed coalition government, which include tighter regulations for gambling advertising and shorter opening times for land-based venues.
Gamblers in the Czech Republic will have to pay income tax on winnings above CZK1.0m under new rules which came into force on January 1st, with the government also unveiling technical specifications for a new national monitoring and exclusion system for online and land-based gambling.
Northern Ireland has launched a public consultation on gambling regulations as it considers future legislation.
The Tennis Integrity Supervisory Board and the International Tennis Federation (ITF) have agreed to remove official live scoring data for $15k events, the lowest level of tournaments on the ITF circuit.
The Netherlands House of Representatives adopted a number of gambling-related motions Tuesday, including a proposal to prohibit gambling advertising during the day.
The House voted in favour of a motion to prevent all gambling advertising, excluding lotteries, from being broadcast between 6am and 9pm each day, extending the previously agreed 7pm [...]
Swedish gambling regulator Spelinspektionen has called on industry suppliers to avoid serving unlicensed online gaming operators, while warning licensed operators to ensure that other brands within their group are not engaged in illegal activity.