Brazil’s upcoming launch of online gambling and sports betting continues to see more restrictions Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court (STF) has fast-tracked measures aimed at addressing the social and financial consequences of gambling. On November 14, the court unanimously approved an emergency injunction from Minister Luiz Fux, implementing stricter regulations, including banning the use of Bolsa
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Finland Moves Closer To Expanding Online Gambling Market
The country is finally eliminating its non-functional gambling monopoly Finland has taken a significant step toward expanding its online gambling market by confirming that horserace betting will be part of the country’s planned commercial gambling model. On November 1, the Ministry of the Interior submitted a draft regulation to the European Commission, a move that
Brazil’s Gambling Legalization Efforts Hit a Speedbump
The Rio de Janeiro state lottery has sued the government over its move gambling legalization efforts Brazil’s path toward fully regulated gambling hit an obstacle this week with the filing of a lawsuit aimed at slowing the government’s licensing process. The lawsuit, filed in the 13th Federal Civil Court of the Federal District, demands a
The vote is in: Americans want legalized online gambling
There is overwhelming support for iGaming legalization, no matter who wins the White House With Election Day on the horizon, a new survey by the American Gaming Association (AGA) suggests that, despite political differences, a large portion of Americans agree on one issue: the desire to see legalized gambling options expand. The survey indicates that
Finland Inching Closer To Expanded iGaming Market
The country is moving quicker than expected toward an open online gambling ecosystem Finland is moving closer to expanding its iGaming market, with a significant step planned before the end of the year. The Finnish government intends to send its proposed gambling legislation to the European Commission (EC) for review ahead of schedule, possibly allowing
Italy Just Approved Further Restrictions on the Gambling Market
The country’s communications regulator is enforcing new rules that impact the iGaming space Italy has taken another step toward tightening its gambling regulations, with AGCOM, the country’s Media and Communications Authority, approving new measures aimed at protecting minors. One of the main changes is the mandatory age verification system, which will be applied to all
Ireland Finally Greenlights Wide-Reaching Gambling Reforms
Lawmakers have approved new gambling legislation that first appeared over two years ago Ireland has officially passed the long-awaited Gambling Regulation Bill, marking a significant overhaul of the country’s gambling laws for the first time in decades. This reform, which had been in the works for several years, introduces a wide range of measures to
Poker Games May Be Caught up in Ireland’s Gambling Reforms
The latest gambling legislation being considered in Ireland could impact poker tournaments Poker tournaments in Ireland may be facing uncertainty due to the country’s upcoming gambling reforms. Fintan Gavin, a well-known poker tournament organizer, is concerned about how the new Gambling Regulation Bill will affect his business, which includes events like the Irish Poker Championship
Ireland’s Upcoming Gambling Reforms Could Include Ban on Bonuses
Lawmakers are still trying to come to terms with what the new gambling measures should include Ireland’s upcoming gambling reforms are generating debate as lawmakers push for stricter rules on how operators can use bonuses and free bets to attract players. Originally, the Gambling Regulation Bill 2022 included a proposal to ban all gambling bonuses,
New Regulations Coming To Gambling, Sports Betting in New York
New York is cracking down on where gambling ads can be found, even online New York is tightening its regulations on sports betting by introducing new measures to promote responsible gambling. Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed a bill into law that mandates all advertisements for mobile sports betting to include warnings about the potential risks
Ireland Inching Closer to Launch of Controversial Gambling Reforms
The updated gambling laws are almost ready, although upcoming elections may change the path Ireland is nearing the implementation of significant gambling reforms, as a long-delayed bill moves closer to final approval. The bill, which has been in the works for several years, could face further delays if a general election is called soon, according
California Gov. Signs Bill Allowing Tribes to Sue Cardrooms
The bill could cause some cardrooms to shut down California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Senate Bill 549, allowing tribal casinos in the state to sue card rooms that they claim are illegally hosting certain table games like blackjack and pai gow poker. This decision marks the culmination of one of the most contested political