GMBL Regulation

Ballot measures and legislative flips across several states open or close gambling expansion paths at once.

A public hearing on the federal betting measure saw industry entities argue a ban would drive gamblers offshore, while a court reinstated one operator's suspended license.

Democratic legislative gains and Dan Patrick's loss in the midterms put expanded gambling back on the table in the Texas legislature.

Hoosiers in northeast Indiana counties voted down a referendum on an inland casino, closing off one expansion path for operators.

MPs are studying the bill that would curb sports betting ads nationwide, with Ottawa under pressure to act against Ontario's ad-heavy market.

Proposed HB 2879 and companion measures would sharply curb online gambling features, drawing pushback from researchers and clinicians concerned about young players.

The prediction market operator's charitable funding lands as state regulators challenge its legality.

The survey findings add fuel to Irish debates over account limits and gambling harm prevention.

Greek authorities are standing by a planned tax hike on online gambling despite operator objections.

The MGA softened planned licence requirement changes following pushback from iGaming operators based on the island.

Spanish regulators clarified that prediction market operators still require gambling licences, tightening oversight of the sector.

Rapid growth in Alberta's regulated market is drawing fresh attention to harm prevention in Canada.

A New Jersey state senator is pressing for stronger safeguards and a public health framing as gambling addiction concerns rise nationally.

Argentine senators are pushing the online gambling bill up the legislative agenda amid a broader regulatory overhaul.

Kenyan operators are challenging newly enacted regulations, arguing the rules are unworkable for the licensed market.

Lawmakers' expanded gambling proposals face scrutiny over whether projected revenues will materialize.

Campaign finance scrutiny grows over industry spending in state-level races that shape gambling law.

The New Brunswick First Nation asserts jurisdiction over prediction markets, adding to a patchwork of Canadian oversight.

A New Brunswick legislative proposal would allow live dealer casino games in the province.

Ohio legislators are preparing legislation to regulate prediction markets in the state.

Supporters of the DC online casino legislation say a path remains to passage this year despite earlier setbacks.

Colombo is racing to finalize long-delayed casino and online gambling regulations by year end.

Nova Scotia is weighing opening its online gambling market amid provincial revenue pressure.

Gov. Polis's budget plan pairs a casino tax increase with slower Medicaid growth.

The research highlights uneven harm distribution as UK regulators weigh new gambling rules.

Researchers connect certain prescription medications to gambling harms and call for clinical warnings.

Manila is weighing a tax on online gaming as a tool to curb access to gambling platforms.

The findings add to youth gambling harm concerns as regulators debate tighter restrictions.

The case highlights weaknesses in age and identity verification controls at online operators.

Child gambling fears are driving pressure to restrict low-cost scratch cards in Ireland.

Advocates want minimum spending thresholds introduced as part of Irish gambling regulation.

Analysis argues prohibition pushed Indian players to unregulated offshore operators.

A sweep of global regulatory developments including a new Nevis prediction market licence and higher Italian slot taxes.

The enforcement action in Bali has reopened discussion about whether Indonesia should permit casinos.

The supplier gains regulatory clearances in two expanding markets.