The New Jersey study is the broadest recent US estimate of youth gambling exposure, arriving as states weigh tighter online gaming restrictions.

The tax increase pulls more machine categories into the 25% duty from April 2027, intensifying a fight over UK market competitiveness.

The lawsuit tests whether prediction markets fall under state gaming regulation, a question now live in several states.

The bill targets platforms including Kalshi and Polymarket as states push back on event contracts.

The court's ruling could reshape the legal basis of Brazil's regulated betting market.

Congressional delays leave operators facing an uncertain timeline for the proposed ban.

Chile's online gambling bill advances amid disputes over tax rates and licensing terms.

The ruling ends a long-running licensing fight over the Concord Casino and its proposed sale.

The proposal would eliminate microbetting and VIP programs, cutting into a major online casino market.

The measure draws opposition from the public defender's office and the Georgian Orthodox Church.

The disclosure raises questions about Ontario's oversight of its regulated igaming market.

The bill would bring live-dealer online games under provincial rules in the Canadian province.

Alabama remains one of the few states without a lottery or commercial casinos, and the debate is shifting toward a ballot measure.

The findings add to evidence of uneven harm across demographic groups in the UK market.

The regulator is preparing a broader restructuring of licensing and enforcement.

Election results may shift the balance in a state that has repeatedly failed to legalize sports betting.

Finland is moving to a licensed multi-operator model ahead of its July 2027 opening.

The hearing follows debate over whether Canada has a policy gap on sports betting ads.