Prime Minister Hun Manet said casino projects will face a minimum $100m investment requirement as authorities reassess the number of gaming venues operating across Cambodia.
The recommendation would extend across digital marketing and sports sponsorship, while the Government said in June it had no plans for further advertising restrictions.
The ruling overturns a 2024 District Court decision that found the single-licence model disproportionate under EU rules on the free movement of services.
The measure would reverse a 90% deduction limit that took effect for the 2026 tax year and has drawn opposition from the gaming and racing industries.
Portugal’s online gambling sector is back in the parliamentary spotlight, with renewed calls for regulatory changes as the Government’s plans for new legislation remain unclear.
The legislation would establish an autonomous gambling regulator and restrict casino operations to hotels rated four stars or higher.
A District Court in California had previously ruled against the Tribe’s motion for preliminary injunction against Kalshi, only for the Appeals Court to reverse the decision on September 16.
The MGCB and Nevada Council on Problem Gambling previously departed the organization earlier in 2026, while the Massachusetts Gaming Commission is also weighing the possibility.
Online gambling activity was the only vertical in New Jersey to witness an increase in revenue year-over-year, rising 4.4% during the monthly period for a total of $259.3m.
The Arizona regulator previously opened an application window for limited event wagering licenses from August 13-27, at which time the ADG stated a maximum of 10 permits would be granted.