Bulgaria updates gambling law with new affiliate rules
The Bulgarian National Assembly has approved new rules for gambling affiliates, while the Ministry of Finance begins a broader review of the regulatory framework.
The Bulgarian National Assembly has approved new rules for gambling affiliates, while the Ministry of Finance begins a broader review of the regulatory framework.
The Dominican Republic is considering a major overhaul of its gambling framework, with proposed reforms introducing stricter licensing controls, tougher penalties for illegal operators and new oversight measures for the online sector.
The self-exclusion legislation forms part of a broader reform agenda, with free addiction treatment, unified clinical guidelines and additional regulatory measures also in development.
Police uncovered a large-scale two-way betting operation that allegedly used bank accounts obtained from deaf individuals.
Italian consumer protection agency Codacons threatened legal action, arguing Pirlo’s partnership with Fonbet could breach the Dignity Decree.
The group reported AU$265m in quarterly revenue as cost reductions helped narrow its losses.
The regulator has reportedly reached an agreement with Kalshi to eliminate the prediction market operator’s product in the region.
Croatia’s Ministry of Health has introduced the first administrative rules governing the country’s self-exclusion register, which now applies across all licensed gambling operators.
The agreement will give licensed Philippine gaming operators access to Games Global’s portfolio of more than 3,000 titles.
System failures allowed a self-excluded customer to open another account and continue gambling.