If proclaimed, the law would create a licensing regime for offshore-facing online casino and betting operators, making the twin-island state a new igaming juris

The complaints intensify the debate over whether prediction markets need the same responsible-gambling safeguards as licensed sportsbooks.

Missouri's attorney general action against the prediction market adds a state-level legal front to the federal and regulatory fights over event contracts.

The real-money gaming ban is reshaping India's skill-gaming sector, with layoffs and contest suspensions as operators adjust to the new rules.

A wave of coverage, from national finance desks to local reporting, documents rising youth betting participation and the addiction and debt fallout now drawing

The appointments come amid mounting pressure over unlicensed online operators and gambling harm in the country.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints adds its voice to growing religious and civic opposition to the spread of betting products.

Reporting from the state with the largest online casino market describes mounting anger among residents harmed by gambling expansion.

Senators say the county-level betting law lacks the implementing rules needed to license and control operators.

The incident highlights how offshore operators can keep serving NZ players despite the country's restrictive online gambling regime.

The state's gambling authority says it is watching how AI-driven features are used in betting apps but has not drafted oversight rules.

The prediction market is adding player-protection features as it faces the same addiction scrutiny as sportsbooks.

A summary of concurrent regulatory changes across major gambling jurisdictions.

The commentary argues prohibition-style measures push players to unlicensed operators rather than reducing harm.