The non-binding agreement outlines plans to provide self-excluded players in Ontario with access to education, peer support and licensed clinical services, subject to regulatory approval.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has opened a consultation on proposed increases to Gambling Commission fees, with three options under consideration ranging from 20% to 30% overall increases.
New service added to existing state programme addressing substance and behavioural dependency.
The platform ‘Pulse’ uses behavioral data to help operators identify compulsive gambling patterns.
The operator is one of the main sponsors of the Brazilian version of the reality show.
House Bill 2198 would go into effect on July 1, 2026, if passed, and prohibit prediction market operators from offering event contracts related to sports, politics, people and catastrophes.
Researchers found parental gambling behaviour and attitudes significantly increase the likelihood of gambling-related harm later in life.
The Finnish Ministry of the Interior has initiated a preliminary study to examine whether scratchcards can be given as gifts, with findings expected by 31 March 2026.
The report suggests that these tools and strategies are not fulfilling their potential, with many problem gamblers not seeing themselves as the target audience.
The contribution was recognised during a fund handover ceremony at ICE Barcelona 2026, with proceeds directed toward social impact projects aligned with responsible gaming objectives.