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France: ANJ reviews gambling operators’ prevention plans

While acknowledging the operator progress, the ANJ stressed the need for further action to achieve its goal of reducing the prevalence of problem gambling by 2027.

2 min read • Apr 7 • By Marieta Lezaic

Registration opens for iGB L!VE London as businesses look to build on partnerships forged in Barcelona

Registration for the 2026 edition of iGB L!VE (1st- 2nd July) has opened as the global iGaming community focus on London to continue the industry conversations and connections that were started at January’s editions of ICE and iGB Affiliate Barcelona.

1 min read • Apr 7 • By Mariya Savova

Legal & Regulatory Casino + 1 more

István Cocron Q&A: We are "definitely seeing a shift" towards personal liability for directors

Following the Austrian Supreme Court’s Wunner ruling and the ECJ Advocate General’s opinion in the Tipico case, Global Gaming Insider spoke with lawyer Istvan Cocron, an expert with over 20 years of experience handling thousands of legal cases across Germany and Europe.

5 min read • Apr 7 • By Marieta Lezaic

Company Focus

01.tech - Technology Infrastructure for iGaming Platforms

01.tech is a technology company that develops white-label solutions for launching and scaling iGaming projects.

4 min read • Apr 6 • By Tim Poole

Company Focus

Mindway AI: Setting the New Gold Standard for Responsible Gambling Solutions

In the ever-evolving landscape of iGaming, regulatory compliance and player protection stand at the forefront of industry challenges. As markets expand and regulations become increasingly stringent, operators must adapt swiftly to ensure adherence while safeguarding players’ well-being.

4 min read • Apr 6 • By Tim Poole

Land Based Casino

France: Fire damages Evian-les-Bains casino

The fire affected three floors of the casino, including two restaurants and several offices.

1 min read • Apr 2 • By Marieta Lezaic

Legal & Regulatory Online + 1 more

Gibraltar grants first prediction market licence

Predict Street appears on Gibraltar’s official register as a licensed betting intermediary, though the government has not publicly confirmed the identity of the new licensee.

2 min read • Apr 2 • By Shaan Khan