Dutch Government plans stricter online gambling rules
The Dutch Government plans sweeping new measures to tighten online gambling rules, including a full advertising ban.
The Dutch Government plans sweeping new measures to tighten online gambling rules, including a full advertising ban.
North Macedonia’s Parliament has approved a new draft law introducing tighter restrictions on gambling venues, stricter advertising rules and enhanced regulatory controls.
Counseling service reports increasing demand for support as more young people seek help for gambling-related problems.
The proposed law would prohibit gambling for individuals receiving state support while including wider population spending caps.
Executive calls for broader social participation to curb rise of cyber gambling among adolescents.
An investigation in 2022 found that several players were wagering beyond their apparent financial means without proper checks or intervention by the casino.
The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority argues that gambling-related harm could rise when Finland opens its online gambling market to competition in summer 2027.
Representative Jason Ortitay’s legislation has yet to be introduced, but would use ‘geospatial technologies’ to prevent players from accessing apps or sites while located on school property.
The Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Authority (APEK) presented its 2024–2025 report, outlining progress in player protection and international cooperation.
The initiative originally began in July 2025 and encompassed 43 regulation projects, marking one of the Board’s ‘most comprehensive’ modernization efforts performed in recent years.