The proposals aim to strengthen the prevention, education and treatment of gambling addiction.
The Dutch regulator said the projects will focus on early detection, treatment support and help for people affected by gambling-related harm, including family members and other loved ones.
A federal judge in Ohio had previously ruled in favor of state regulators when Kalshi filed a lawsuit against the Ohio Casino Control Commission for attempting to prohibit its operations.
The training is organized across three phases, covering the risks associated with gambling, how problem gambling differs from safe play and connecting with others to address the issue.
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A local media industry association, BRAT, said that any restriction on gambling advertising should cover not only domestic media but also global social media platforms, including TikTok, YouTube and Facebook.
Industry body questions methodology and calls for clearer distinction between legal and illegal operators.
Changes are also planned to make self-exclusion and third-party exclusion indefinite, although individuals may request removal no earlier than six months after registration.
The operator joins fellow sports betting entities such as FanDuel, DraftKings and BetMGM in establishing a ban on credit card deposits, having officially implemented the policy on April 13.
The GSA Africa regional office is located in Lagos, said to be part of the Association’s ‘ongoing mission’ to collaborate with operators, regulators and suppliers from around the globe.