Alberta reviews 35 applications before online gambling launch
The province will open Canada’s second competitive iGaming market on 13 July, with new rules covering advertising, self-exclusion and revenue sharing.
The province will open Canada’s second competitive iGaming market on 13 July, with new rules covering advertising, self-exclusion and revenue sharing.
Law 527 gives the Executive Branch six months to issue implementing rules, with new controls covering online platforms, casinos and education programs.
The new rules place identity-verification duties on major platforms under Malaysia’s Online Safety Act 2025.
The Black Book on Gambling warns that player losses have risen to €21.88bn as online gambling now accounts for more than €100bn in annual volume.
The Commission stated it has ‘clear and longstanding’ authority to regulate event contracts, previously intervening with cases in Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, New York and Minnesota.
From a Georgian betting platform to London's High Court, the legal fight over the world's most popular crash game has become a masterclass in cross-border IP complexity. Here's where things stand – and where they're heading.
The Paraíba capital has approved a bill banning betting advertisements across public spaces and municipal events.
The Balkan Gaming Federation has confirmed Croatia as its official headquarters and outlined plans for a coordinated regional response to illegal gambling across the Balkans.
NBA player Terry Rozier is accused by federal prosecutors of agreeing to a $100,000 bribe to manipulate his performance in a competitive basketball game.
The topic will likely come up again in the Autumn Europe Regulators Roundtable, too.