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NSW unveils new gaming reforms

New package introduces tougher gambling safeguards, tighter advertising rules and a statewide exclusion system.

2 min read • Sep 3 • By Keih Ma

ADG, Arizona Lottery launch statewide effort to promote RGEM

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs issued a statewide proclamation to recognize the observance, as well as reinforce Arizona’s commitment to responsible gaming education and resources.

2 min read • Sep 2 • By Kirk Geller

Responsible Gambling Land Based + 6 more

Kalshi-US Open partnership: Everything you need to know

Kalshi confirmed plans to integrate real-time market data into US Open coverage, extending its partnership portfolio following new collaborations with The Weather Company and MLB franchises.

4 min read • Sep 2 • By Kirk Geller

Responsible Gambling Legal & Regulatory + 1 more

Rio adds betting questions to routine doctor visits to flag addiction risk

Rio de Janeiro's municipal health network has begun screening patients for gambling problems during routine appointments, identifying 22 people showing warning signs.

1 min read • Sep 2 • By Layla Victoria

Responsible Gambling Legal & Regulatory + 4 more

Brazilian Senate debates new measures to curb gambling harm

A Senate hearing exposed a divide between government officials and the betting industry over proposed restrictions on advertising and sponsorship for online betting platforms.

1 min read • Sep 2 • By Layla Victoria

Responsible Gambling Online + 1 more

Kindbridge study finds 44% of surveyed first responders meet problem gambling criteria

Firefighters recorded the highest level of gambling risk among the occupational groups studied, while PTSD symptoms and military experience were also associated with greater harm.

2 min read • Sep 2 • By Shaan Khan

Responsible Gambling Legal & Regulatory + 5 more

Fanatics fined $20,000 by Colorado regulator for sending offers to self-excluded VIP user

The operator signed a stipulation and agreement in August to acknowledge the findings, admit to violating Colorado regulations and voluntarily settle with the state’s Division of Gaming.

1 min read • Sep 1 • By Kirk Geller