Brazil's enforcement actions against online gambling operators are creating regional momentum for stricter regulation across Southern Africa.

Kentucky's Attorney General filed suit against prediction market platforms and a sweepstakes firm operating without state authorization, part of multistate enfo

Pennsylvania's top court determined that skill games constitute slot machines, affecting approximately 70,000 machines operating in bars and casinos.

Studies reveal widespread harm in South Africa where gambling addiction is driving consumers to forgo necessities and borrow money.

Brazil reintroduced taxation on sports betting after a four-year gap, signaling shift from enforcement-only approach to revenue generation.

Report reveals the scale of Australia's online gambling market while highlighting associated social and health costs.

South Africa's unregulated online casino sector is encountering increasing pressure from authorities seeking to formalize the market.

Youth gambling problem in South Korea is escalating, with hundreds of students at individual schools confessing to online gambling participation.

Dutch gaming association is pursuing legal action against Meta for hosting ads promoting unlicensed gambling operations on its platforms.

Prediction market platforms are experiencing explosive growth while regulatory uncertainty and public skepticism persist.

Federal regulators and lawmakers are grappling with whether prediction markets constitute gambling, complicating oversight framework.

Industry groups are lobbying lawmakers to prohibit sports wagering within the emerging U.S. prediction markets framework.

Major online poker operator 888 is in early stages of entering Alberta while provincial regulators develop framework for shared player pools across Canada.

Research shows online casinos use personalized algorithmic design to drive excessive gambling among Australian users.

Russian authorities are reducing the timeline for blocking unlicensed online casinos as part of broader enforcement campaign.

Hong Kong faces escalating addiction and harm from illegal online gambling platforms that are difficult for regulators to contain.

U.S. Department of Justice's new national fraud division has initiated enforcement against an offshore sportsbook service provider.

Health experts dismissed Australia's gambling reform consultation process as insufficient to address growing addiction problems.