Licensed card rooms in California are facing legal action from Native American tribes who claim the establishments are providing illegal banked games. Typically found in tribal casinos, these games mimic the Las Vegas gambling format by pitting players against the house. The lawsuit comes in the wake of the Tribal Nations Access to Justice Act, […]
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The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has initiated a formal review of Evolution Gaming’s operating license, signaling an intensifying regulatory environment for the gaming industry. The investigation centers on allegations that Evolution’s games were accessible in the UK through operators without the required UKGC licenses, raising critical questions about compliance practices. The UKGC’s investigation is part […]
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To combat the alarming increase in gambling addiction, the government of the United Kingdom has announced comprehensive reforms to gaming legislation. The new measures build on previous regulations, such as slowing game speeds and banning autoplay features on slot machines, designed to reduce the intensity of gambling sessions and enhance player control. A key component […]
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On November 15, the High Court of the United Kingdom handed down a significant ruling in favor of Flutter Entertainment, denying allegations that its Betfair brand violated obligations concerning compulsive gambling. Serving as a crucial precedent for the heavily regulated industry, this historic ruling established the required legal responsibilities of gambling operators. Property developer Lee […]
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The Dutch Association of Mental Health and Addiction Care, commonly referred to as De Nederlandse ggz, is championing a complete prohibition on online gambling advertising. This push stems from mounting concerns about the potential risks posed to young people and individuals susceptible to gambling addiction. The association argues that even limited exposure to gambling marketing […]
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On October 29, Macau passed the “Law to Combat Crimes of Illegal Gambling”—a landmark measure to limit illegal operations in its world-famous casinos. The legislation, which was announced in the Official Gazette the day before, introduces extensive changes to combat illegal gambling in the city’s integrated resorts. It addresses issues such as unlicensed online betting […]
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As the election draws near, Australia’s Labor government is grappling with significant pressure to tackle the escalating concerns surrounding gambling advertising. Amid calls from the Greens, federal communications minister Michelle Rowland announced that the government would outline its plans regarding gambling advertisements before the election, yet she refrained from confirming whether these plans would include […]
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In a significant update to its gambling regulations, Singapore has amended its Casino Control Act, allowing cashless gaming in its two major casinos. This change reflects the nation’s focus on modernizing its gaming industry, aligning it with global trends. Still, it stops short of permitting cryptocurrency for betting, maintaining a firm stance on financial security […]
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The conflict between California’s tribal casinos and private card rooms has escalated into a high-stakes battle, with both factions deploying significant financial resources to influence pending legislation. At the heart of this struggle lies the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee, often referred to as the “juice committee,” where political contributions and legislative decisions intersect in a […]
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In a major step toward breaking the long-standing monopoly of Veikkaus Oy over betting, online slot machines, and casino games, the Finnish government has revealed a detailed draft plan to revise the country’s gambling regulations. As part of a crucial effort mentioned in the Government Programme, the Ministry of the Interior has extended the deadline […]
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