Latest iGaming and regulatory news tagged Regulation Change.
Illinois approved a tax on sports event prediction market contracts, while Colorado enacted responsible gaming measures. The Rhode Island Senate also passed legislation to expand the state's gambling options. These bills were among the most significant gambling-related legislative…
Dutch gambling stakeholders met in Amsterdam to criticize the country's gambling restrictions, arguing they hinder the licensed market's competitiveness. Since re-regulating online gaming in 2021, the Netherlands has undergone significant political and regulatory changes aimed at creating a…
The New York Senate passed Assembly Bill A10329, which would mandate mobile sports betting operators to provide monthly statements to customers. The bill now awaits Governor Kathy Hochul's signature to become law.
A Russian lawmaker expects a bill banning online casino advertising to pass by year-end. The government has backed the legislation, which aims to restrict gambling promotion in the country.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation has introduced mandatory deposit limits for online players under 25, citing research that younger adults are more vulnerable to gambling harm.
Indonesia is investigating over 3,000 welfare recipient families for online gambling, potentially cutting payments to 11,000 more families. The crackdown targets social aid beneficiaries suspected of using funds for gambling.
The UK Gambling Commission announced a new compliance check on AI-powered content marketing aimed at protecting children, effective June 4, 2026. Operators are advised to review their marketing practices accordingly.
Ireland's gambling market will undergo significant regulatory changes as the 2024 Gambling Regulation Act takes effect next month, replacing the decades-old regime. The new framework prioritizes player protection, creating uncertainty but also opportunities for a more competitive landscape.
Nigeria's states are moving to restructure gambling regulation after a 2024 Supreme Court ruling, though religious influences create regulatory grey areas.
South Korea's Supreme Court upheld a ruling that illegal online casino operators using stolen personal data can be prosecuted for data privacy violations. The decision affirms a lower court's guilty verdict against an unnamed individual for breaching the…
