The warning from the Problem Gambling Foundation comes as New Zealand prepares to license online casino operators.
A local media investigation has raised questions about iGaming Ontario’s handling of research into problem gambling rates and the agency’s decision to withhold the study.
The guidance addresses social-media prominence and a narrow racing exception before the restrictions take effect on 1 January 2027.
S597 was advanced by the Senate Judiciary Committee in New Jersey and forwarded to the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on October 16.
The nonprofit organization looks to raise awareness for problem gambling and connect residents with prevention, education, treatment and recovery resources.
The Justice Ministry says loot boxes expose minors to risks similar to online betting, which Brazil has banned, and wants six 18+ games checked for age verification.
The proposed legislation would establish multidisciplinary care, family support and professional training for people experiencing compulsive gambling and gaming, pending the state Governor’s decision.
Eric Abetz has defended Tasmania’s proposed gambling harm measures at a parliamentary inquiry, amid criticism of the decision to shelve a mandatory pre-commitment card.
The Hellenic Gaming Commission is seeking public-sector employees to strengthen its supervisory capacity as technology and evolving gambling markets create new oversight demands.
The multiyear extension keeps McDavid in the operator’s responsible gambling campaign, which will expand to new audiences and markets.