A Rutgers-linked survey reporting roughly 43 to 47 percent of US teens gambled in the past year has renewed attention on youth exposure to gambling products bey

The prediction market operator is challenging state gaming regulators' authority over its event contracts, a dispute that shapes how prediction markets are poli

The push follows advocacy claims of declining mental health linked to betting advertising, intensifying debate over federal ad guidelines.

The ruling ends Andy Sanborn's bid to keep the Concord Casino license after state regulators found violations tied to pandemic relief funds.

The regulator's research indicates unlicensed operators supplement rather than replace licensed play, undercutting arguments that black-market use is negligible

The province's iGaming regulator is revisiting its rulebook as operators and public health advocates press for tighter marketing limits.

The proposal targets Kalshi and Polymarket contracts on elections, adding to a growing set of state-level challenges to event wagering.

The measure introduces tax rules for the tournaments while leaving wider gambling regulation unchanged, prompting ombudsman and church objections.

The decline follows the Netherlands' tightening of advertising and player protection rules, offering an early read on the effects of strict regulation.

The legislation would eliminate fast in-play wagers and VIP incentives, two areas regulators increasingly view as problem gambling risks.

A reshaped legislature may reopen the long-stalled debate over legalizing sports betting in the state.

Political change at the top could roll back the country's newly regulated betting market, a major risk for operators that entered Brazil.

State lawmakers are organizing a dedicated caucus as sports betting expansion outpaces problem gambling services.

The senator wants Alabamians to decide on a state lottery and casinos through a referendum, reviving the state's stalled gambling debate.

Lawmakers are moving a framework for licensing and taxing online operators, though disputes over rates and terms remain unresolved.

The research points to disparities in gambling harm across demographic groups, informing player protection policy in Britain.

The country's gaming authority is preparing a regulatory revamp aimed at curbing unlicensed operators.

A power shift toward the national lottery would redraw oversight of casinos and gaming permits in the country.