Copycats: Will the gambling industry ever be free of disputes?
The gambling industry has – allegedly – thrived on studios copying trends and imagery from one another. The lawsuits continue to pile up.
The gambling industry has – allegedly – thrived on studios copying trends and imagery from one another. The lawsuits continue to pile up.
Court overturns temporary detention of MC Ryan SP, MC Poze do Rodo and “Choquei” founder, while police push for preventive custody in ongoing betting-linked case.
The companies were allowing customers to place bets on a market that is susceptible to match-fixing.
Police target long-running “jogo do bicho” network tied to money laundering, highlighting ongoing enforcement pressure on illegal gambling activity.
According to the regulator, PlayCity, a routine inspection found extensive violations of the technical rules governing gaming machine operations.
A substantial weather-related bet on Polymarket was won amid allegations that a temperature sensor at Paris’s Charles de Gaulle Airport may have been tampered with, possibly using a hairdryer.
The Irish gambling regulator is taking steps to protect athletes and coaches from gambling-related harm and affecting the integrity of their sport.
Federal District court allows criminal proceedings to continue in the match-fixing probe linked to sports betting activity.
Supreme Court requires yearly reassessment of protected income floor in over-indebtedness cases, as betting and credit dynamics add pressure to household finances.
The push for an advertising ban comes after an investigation by the Dutch TV programme Zembla found that young adults continue to be exposed to gambling promotion via online streamers, despite strict rules aimed at preventing this.