What changed in the global online gambling business — dated reporting on decisions, companies and markets.
Colombia's regulator sets out how affected users can request a case review. It has not promised repayment or set a processing deadline.
The latest public file lists companies, licence numbers and dated status fields. It leaves casino domain verification separate from the portal transition.
The laboratory says it can support New Zealand casino testing. DIA guidance still separates technical preparation from permission to operate.
The 8 October MGCB announcement highlights the limits of state self-exclusion protections on unlicensed sites. Notices are not confirmed shutdowns.
Dutch guidance explains why some existing gambling accounts need a fresh payment-account check, and how name mismatches should be handled.
Dutch players should check the address in the regulator's licence finder rather than rely on a familiar-looking page.
Britain’s regulator found missed or ineffective safer-gambling interactions and inconsistent AML checks. The settlement covers three Rank-owned land-based operators.
UKGC and Tarian report the sentencing of two men after an unlicensed poker operation in Splott. The case separates permission for a business from permission for its venue.
Britain's regulator has finalised land-based machine safeguards, with staged dates for session definitions, technical controls and staff alerts.
The revised frameworks are now in force. Malta's authorities distinguish territorial gaming tax, narrower VAT exemptions and the September/October reporting transition.
The MGA and MDIA have launched a voluntary, sector-specific AI framework for gaming licensees, without creating new legal duties.
Britain's gambling regulator has suspended Targetlocal's remote casino and betting permissions during an AML review; its non-remote licence remains active.
Connecticut named nine cease-and-desist recipients and nearly 30 subpoena recipients as it expanded action against sports event contracts.
VGW and named affiliates will pay New York $8 million under an agreement covering Chumba Casino, LuckyLand Slots and Global Poker.
A source-led guide to the gross deposit limit, terminology, fixed periods, equal prominence and account controls required in Great Britain from 30 September 2026.
Brazil's fixed-odds betting ads now require one of three warnings displayed horizontally, legibly and across at least 10% of the creative area.
The regulator directs Bet St George funds enquiries to BTG. Its update does not extend that contact instruction to BresBet.
A Gambling Commission settlement traces five genuine games to six unlicensed British-facing sites and tests the supplier's market-access controls.
The MGA found mature governance in many sampled businesses but also identified concentrated decisions, weak challenge evidence and incomplete audit trails.
The Commission's published findings connect a £609,104 settlement to AML, customer-interaction and financial-vulnerability control failures.
From 1 September 2026, Sweden's land-based commercial casino games entered the AML framework while a separate routine player-registration exception remained.
The Gambling Commission will introduce financial risk assessments in stages. This guide explains the thresholds, data, timetable and difference from existing vulnerability checks.
The DCMS consultation is now closed. Its proposal covers physical sponsorship across all sectors, prefers an August 2027 start and still awaits a government response.
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