A bipartisan package of bills responds to roughly $6.8 billion in online gambling losses by adding deposit and loss limits plus new responsible-gambling require

The licensing round marks Finland's shift from the Veikkaus monopoly to a regulated multi-operator market set to open in 2027.

The lawsuit escalates the legal fight over whether event contracts are gambling or federally regulated financial products.

The bill would bring live-dealer online casino products under provincial regulation, part of Canada's provincial expansion of iGaming oversight.

Chile's online gambling bill is drawing competing proposals, from outright prohibition to higher taxation and advertising restrictions.

Brazil's Supreme Federal Court weighs advertising and betting restrictions while the government pushes a betting measure through Congress.

Federal lawmakers are weighing national limits on gambling advertising during sports broadcasts.

The initiative faces scrutiny over Nebraska's single-subject rule for ballot measures ahead of the vote.

Parliament advanced the measure at first reading while the Georgian Orthodox Church and the public defender urged rejection.

Researchers flag a sharp rise in youth gambling, drawing attention from regulators and operators.

Ohio is pressing regulated operators to cut ties with event-contract platforms, and a separate bill would ban gambling on elections.

The first-quarter figures mark early results from Alberta's newly opened iGaming market.

The ruling ends a long-running licensing dispute over the Concord Casino operator.

The comments come amid heightened scrutiny of youth exposure to online gambling.

The rule extends self-exclusion protections to video gaming terminals in the state.

Spain joins other European regulators in tightening player-protection controls on deposits.

The measure adds compliance requirements for payments in Italy's regulated online market.

The operator reported improved earnings while its Sydney casino licence remains suspended.