Approximately four out of 10 young people reported gambling in 2025. Parents were found to facilitate access and underestimate the associated risks.
The Colombian regulator is approaching another milestone in its responsible gambling mission.
43% of respondents say they would be less likely to gamble if people around them did not
Coljuegos and Casino Buenos Aires marked International Responsible Gambling Day by highlighting measurable advances in player protection and compliance standards.
The Gambling Commission is working with NatCen to evaluate selected Gambling Act Review policies, including slot stake limits and financial checks, with a report expected by the end of 2026.
The extended ban takes effect on 1 May 2026, covering all forms of licensed gambling and various payment methods.
Proposal earmarks a portion of revenue for problem gambling treatment while funding creation of a new gaming commission.
Level four certification from the WLA represents the ‘highest standard’ of commitment to player protection, with the Oregon Lottery having first received the responsible gambling merit in 2018.
The state lottery of Chaco province commemorated International Responsible Gambling Day with green illuminations and its first community marathon focused on safe play.
Buenos Aires Province’s lottery regulator has partnered with the Universidad Nacional de La Plata to expand youth gambling prevention efforts through education and early detection initiatives.