Korea Sports Leisure offers up to KRW 200m for illegal gambling tips
Reward scheme targets operators, match-fixing and promoters.
Reward scheme targets operators, match-fixing and promoters.
Proposed measures focus on advertising rules, user verification and responsible gambling education.
Brendan Thomas, Chief Executive of AUSTRAC, has warned gambling operators that persistent weaknesses in anti-money laundering controls remain, as Australia prepares for major regulatory reforms.
The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has issued a statement addressing concerns over race start procedures at the Cheltenham Festival, following several disrupted starts during the ongoing 2026 event.
Rumours suggest that the next land-based concession tender could raise starting bid prices, reduce the number of licences awarded and potentially change market concentration.
The parties propose higher fines, faster licence suspensions, ad bans and longer self-exclusion periods.
The lottery operator has prepared over 30 new games to be released this year, alongside a new responsible gambling campaign.
The move signals an intent to modernise rules that have remained largely unchanged since gambling was legalised in 2020.
Recent studies (and black-market revenue reports) show that players often do not know when they have stumbled into an illegal casino. How can we change that?
The campaign’s launch will coincide with both Problem Gambling Awareness Month in March, as well as the beginning of the 2026 NCAA March Madness college basketball tournaments.