Police allege social media promotion of illegal betting platforms was linked to more than BR1.2m in financial activity over six months.
Dutch Responsible Affiliates Quality Mark (KVA) is urging Google, policymakers and the gambling sector to work together to reduce the visibility of such sites.
While there is a push for a possible blanket ban on online gambling advertising, State Secretary for Legal Protection Claudia van Bruggen has said she is also assessing its feasibility and enforceability.
Norwegian politicians and addiction experts are calling for stricter rules on prediction markets, warning that the largely unregulated platforms could pose risks to player protection and financial crime prevention.
A draft legislation designed to strengthen measures against illegal gambling, submitted by the Ministry of Finance, will remain open for public consultation until 15 June 2026.
The ruling is the operator’s third Danish gambling enforcement case in 2026, following earlier fines linked to machine licensing and regulator orders.
The change takes effect as the UAE builds out licensing for lottery, land-based gaming, internet gaming and sports wagering.
Kalshi and Coinbase were previously banned from offering event contracts related to sports, entertainment and elections in the state of Nevada as a result of preliminary injunctions.
The Austrian Ministry of Finance has drafted legislation that would bring an end to the country's online casino monopoly. To explore the implications of the proposed reform, Global Gambling Insider spoke with Austrian legal experts Dr Christian Rapani and Felix Hohenthanner of Rapani Law Firm.
Patrick J. Kennedy, the former US Congressman behind one of the most significant mental health reform laws in American history, will take part in a major player protection discussion at SBC Summit Americas.