Parti Québécois leader backs commercial licensing proposal before Oct. 5 election, while Loto-Québec has warned against giving foreign operators an advantage.
Four Tangail detentions brought a five-district investigation to 14 arrests after a case was opened in May.
ACMA found 157 accounts remained open and hundreds of messages reached people who had registered to exclude themselves from wagering.
Charles Milliard’s election pledge would put casino, poker and sports-betting platforms under provincial supervision while leaving key market terms unresolved.
The operator is pairing a simulated-game self-assessment with celebrity advertising, venue activations and customer-selected breaks.
Five suspects face accusations over unlicensed virtual-slot sites as the case revives a dispute over the size of Germany’s gambling black market.
The advocacy group said the U.S. Open’s prediction-market deal normalised gambling for junior players and young fans.
The DGGI proposal would add the website behind a transaction and the bank accounts tied to a GST registration, but the framework remains under consultation.
Regulators want shorter terms, new enrolment routes and a 12-month marketing blackout for people leaving the list.
Jennifer Grant Weinandy says the products look like betting, are hard to police on phones and deserve oversight.
Testing found many banned domains still reachable from local connections, while regulators have yet to create an online licensing system.
Investigators said Devon Shalmi used payment apps and a Boca Raton company to move more than $3 million.
Board’s package also extends exclusion terms and lengthens the marketing ban as regulators seek stronger problem-gambling safeguards
Bashir Are says enforcement teams are in three districts as the authority leans on data, self-exclusion and public education to curb harm online.
The state also served nearly 30 subpoenas as it widened a crackdown on unlicensed wagering.
The global watchdog’s first deep dive into online and illegal markets adds new indicators for payments, ownership structures and betting patterns.
The board said it examined finances, operations and responsible-gaming controls before approving another year under state oversight.
The company behind Chumba Casino, Global Poker and LuckyLand Slots agreed to pay after regulators said it ran illegal online gambling platforms.
The regulator said a compliance exam found three violations, including missed suspicious-transaction reports and weak internal controls.
The commission says abusive bettors can be excluded from wagering and casinos, while athletes and leagues gain a new reporting portal.