Sweden targets access to unlicensed online gambling
Spelinspektionen has released a new report outlining measures that unlicensed online gambling operators can use to prevent users in Sweden from accessing their services.
Spelinspektionen has released a new report outlining measures that unlicensed online gambling operators can use to prevent users in Sweden from accessing their services.
Eligibility requirements for funding include the use of industry-funded voluntary systems between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2026, as well as proof of supporting entities affected by the transition.
San Diego event is set to highlight technology adoption and compliance priorities as Tribal operators navigate evolving market conditions.
Partnership brings together payments and technology providers to build unified infrastructure for regulated gaming markets from the UAE.
New legislation grants regulators authority to freeze financial flows linked to unlicensed operators.
The regulator seeks to ensure the gambling market is ready for the forthcoming EU anti-money laundering framework.
The loophole arose from a drafting error in regulations that unintentionally exempted online casinos from tax obligations at the start of this year.
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The Advocate General opinion confirms that EU countries aren’t required to recognise each other’s gambling licences, giving players a better chance of reclaiming losses.
Transaction volumes across UK sportsbook operators on the BR-DGE platform rose 41% against the previous week during the four-day racing event.