MGA flags 11 gambling URLs over false licence claims
The August additions follow a July warning over websites impersonating licensed operators, as Malta’s regulator continues scrutiny of unauthorised gambling domains.
The August additions follow a July warning over websites impersonating licensed operators, as Malta’s regulator continues scrutiny of unauthorised gambling domains.
Addiction organisations are calling for a full gambling advertising ban and a minimum age of 21, while concerns over the scale of the illegal market remain central to the regulatory debate.
Bookmakers must now dedicate at least 7% of their website homepage to gambling-risk information, while new advertising requirements apply across television, radio and other media.
Restaurant casino operators remain exempt from Gambling Act player registration rules but must now maintain sufficient customer due diligence. Sper has separately called for clearer implementation guidance in proposed responsible gambling rules.
With frustration around early player exits mounting from bettors, sportsbook operators both in the US and UK have introduced new means of protection for those stung by the injury bug.
Two players have accepted ITIA sanctions for anti-corruption breaches, while Croatian coach Marino Jakić remains provisionally suspended pending an investigation.
The acquisition enables Trivelta to integrate Kerma’s celebrity partnerships, while Kerma gains access to enhanced technical resources and global reach.
Adrian Câciu, Social Democratic Party MP and former Finance Minister, proposed a new tax on online gambling transactions.
The regulator is reviewing both licences, which will remain suspended while it investigates the identified potential breaches.
Ukraine has approved a new national strategy aimed at strengthening its approach to gambling addiction and player protection.