Stricter Belgian gambling advertising rules show limited impact, Ghent University study finds
According to a recent study, the tightening of gambling advertising rules in Belgium has so far produced only a limited effect on gambling behaviour.
According to a recent study, the tightening of gambling advertising rules in Belgium has so far produced only a limited effect on gambling behaviour.
A proposed amendment would expand prevention programs in schools and healthcare centers to tackle the rise of online gambling among minors.
Licensed betting companies warn that event-based prediction contracts risk blurring regulatory boundaries with sports betting and financial derivatives.
The trial of Heinz-Christian Strache and Novomatic executives for the 2019 appointment of Peter Sidlo as Casinos Austria CFO is approaching its conclusion.
Vietnamese citizens can now access the Grand Ho Tram casino under a government trial program designed to test domestic participation in the country’s gaming sector.
Poland's football governing body has launched disciplinary proceedings against five professional players accused of illegal betting, in what is shaping up to be one of the more significant integrity cases in the country's recent sporting history.
Romania's gambling sector is pushing back against proposed local restrictions, cautioning that banning licensed operators from municipalities will not reduce gambling activity, but instead push it toward unregulated, criminal-controlled channels.
Barcelona became the capital of global gaming when a record 62,988 industry professionals from 162 nations attended the 2026 edition of World Gaming Week.
This marks yet more US athletes who have been reprimanded for betting scandals, despite various leagues and trade bodies running workshops warning against it.
Not only could players in the Netherlands play at the sites, but they also had no age verification and allowed anonymous payment transactions.