Alberta Online Casinos: Registered Operators Revealed
The regulator of Alberta online casinos and sportsbooks has provided an early look at who plans to launch in just over two months.
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Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Targets Prediction Markets
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, a staunch sports betting opponent, has turned his sights on prediction markets.
Ukraine's Gambling Sector Faces Disruption Amid Ministry Power
An MP has warned that a proposed transfer of gambling policy power between two of Ukraine’s ministries will do more harm than good.
UK Gambling Act Review's Limited Economic Impact
A macroeconomic study examining the impacts of the UK Gambling Act review has concluded that the agreed reforms would result in only a “limited net negative effect on the wider UK economy”.
Entain's Australian Brands Breach Self-Exclusion Rules
Entain’s Australian brands Ladbrokes AU and Neds AU are in hot water after an Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) investigation found more than 500 breaches of national self-exclusion rules.
Dutch Social Media Gambling Ads Targeting Young Adults
Dutch gambling operators are targeting young adults through social media ads, raising concerns about the industry's marketing practices.
Sweden Implements New Compliance Charter for Gambling Industry
The period of May to August 2026 will see Sweden’s gambling industry enter a new era of compliance and regulatory control imposed by the Gambling Inspectorate, Spelinspektionen, and the Ministry of Finance, Finansdepartementet.
New Jersey World Cup Bills Would Add Sports Betting Surcharge Amid
New Jersey lawmakers have introduced controversial World Cup surcharge bills proposing a 10% levy on sports betting revenue along with new hotel, sales, and transit fees for the 2026 tournament.
Federal Judge Grants CFTC Preliminary Injunction Against Arizona in
A federal judge granted the CFTC a preliminary injunction against Arizona. At the same time, he signaled a potential stay pending Ninth Circuit ruling.
NCAA Seeks Fast-Track for DraftKings March Madness Lawsuit
DraftKings says request for February 2027 trial is ‘unrealistic’ March Madness ended a month ago, but the court battle between the NCAA and DraftKings over that phrase and others continues.
Andrew Rhodes Leaves UKGC After Five-Year Battle Over Gambling Reform
Andrew Rhodes leaves the U.K. Gambling Commission after driving some of the most consequential reforms in decades, amid fierce resistance.
Massachusetts High Court Signals Skepticism Toward Kalshi
Judges on Massachusetts’ highest court questioned whether Kalshi’s sports event contract resembles gambling and falls within the state’s gambling statutes.