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A wave of municipal decrees restricting fixed-odds betting advertising is reviving a fight over who actually has the authority to regulate the sector.
Cambodia’s CGMC has reviewed preparations for nationwide casino inspections as part of efforts to strengthen gambling sector oversight.
The Irish and Nevada gaming regulators have broken new ground by announcing a new collaboration.
In an in-depth report featuring multiple expert contributions, Global Gaming Insider unpicks the past, present and future of ethical gambling, examining what exactly it means to be a responsible actor in the modern gaming industry.
The move comes amid increased scrutiny from Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRAI) over prediction market operators.
The intervention extends Peru’s regulatory campaign beyond physical betting locations as authorities increase scrutiny of digital access and gambling advertising.
The operator says the issue stems from differing interpretations of the online closing procedures and that it will work with the regulator to clarify the requirements.
The national platform processed records linked to around five million registered players in 2025, with secure-server data set to play a larger role from 2027.
The guidance follows a PAGCOR assessment that classified money laundering risk across the Philippine casino sector as high, with uneven controls among licensees.
The legislation replaces a colonial-era law and gives police warrantless search and arrest powers. Operators and responsible company officers may face criminal liability.
