The National Council on Problem Gambling is publicly defending its decision to admit Kalshi, prompting exits and internal division as prediction markets face gr

Bulgaria's government unveiled an overhaul that would sharply restrict gambling ads and impose new fees with NRA oversight, tightening one of the EU's looser be

A nine-month hack of Curaçao's gaming authority portal has exposed the beneficial owners behind offshore casino brands, drawing regulatory scrutiny across Europ

Missouri regulators moved against prediction market operators, adding to a widening state-by-state conflict over whether event contracts are gambling or financi

The proposed measure would mandate monthly account statements for New York sports bettors as part of a broader responsible gambling push awaiting the governor's

The federal commodities regulator warned about manipulation in event contracts while a Mexican football league pursued litigation against Kalshi.

Polymarket is pressing ESMA to classify its business under financial services rules, a bid to escape gambling regulation in Europe.

The lawsuit targets the two largest US sportsbook operators over product features plaintiffs say are designed to foster compulsive play.

The Brazilian betting association argues that restrictions on licensed operators would push players to unregulated sites.

Virginia lawmakers are preparing another push to legalize online casinos after this year's bill narrowly failed.

The senator's request adds a political dimension to scrutiny of prediction market operators and their backers in Washington.

Reporting on the operator's VIP programs adds to pressure on sportsbooks over how they handle high-value customers showing signs of harm.

Tribal gaming interests are pushing back on DraftKings' expansion into prediction markets, which they see as a threat to their compacts.

A report questions whether the operator's analytics tools are used for player protection or to maximize revenue from at-risk customers.

The state expanded its self-exclusion rolls, continuing a US trend of tightening problem gambling controls.

France's ANJ increased AML compliance expectations for licensed gambling operators.

The Dutch KSA granted the first follow-on licences ahead of the market's fifth anniversary, marking a milestone for the regulated market.

Nigerian authorities moved against the offshore operator, part of a widening crackdown on unlicensed betting sites in Africa.