Social media platforms are preparing for a possible government measure restricting betting advertising before Brazil’s first-round election.
From 8 February 2027, businesses without the relevant Armenian gambling licence face fines for using specified gambling terms in names, trademarks, websites or signage.
Premier Palace Casino remains closed amid ongoing liquidation proceedings, despite the legal victory.
Two motions would expand action against gambling advertising in the Netherlands, but the Government has taken different positions on the proposals ahead of a 29 September vote.
The settlement represents around 1% of the original NOK 500m claim and follows a NOK 46m regulatory penalty over draw errors dating back to 2015-16.
Denmark’s Financial Intelligence Unit has reported a notable decline in gambling-related suspicious transaction notifications during the second quarter of 2026.
The reforms would further restrict gambling's presence in public spaces.
The proposal would impose fines of BR$50,000 per violation and could bar repeat offenders from staging sporting events in the city for up to two years.
Sports betting generated COP473.02bn for Colombia’s gambling regulator during the period, following an 84.24% increase linked to World Cup activity.
NCLGS argues that a ruling in Kalshi’s favor could weaken states’ ability to regulate sports betting and other gaming activities.