The Gambling Commission says its new annual baseline is now its main evidence base, but warns against comparing the figures with older surveys.
Operation Slots targets an alleged laundering network built around illegal betting sites, influencers and shell companies.
The Australia visit focused on compliance, enforcement and risk-based supervision as Cambodia phases in new rules at home.
Draft standards would impose a common EU method for risk profiling, with lighter reporting for smaller firms and a long lead time before application.
France’s regulator said the firm missed warning signs across 30 players and failed to step up support
Judges said a platform that reviews a creator’s channel for a commercial partnership cannot claim a passive-hosting exemption.
The company said its games reached six unlicensed sites through two operators before it tightened controls and paid £4.75 million to close the case.
The company said six unlicensed sites run by two operators had carried its games to British gamblers, but it said the review found no wider pattern.
Local officials confirmed a discreet inquiry, while betting sites, spot-fixing and long-running allegations have put the domestic game under fresh scrutiny.
The classroom lessons are aimed at students aged 12 to 20 and focus on legal age limits, ad tactics and addiction risks.
The commission says addiction is a public-health emergency and wants anonymized player data, stricter ad rules and more self-limits.
The decree puts digital games of chance on an autonomous footing as casino revenues keep falling.
City Hall meeting brought in schools, clinicians and support groups as Almond Digital Health pitched an early-intervention model.
The operator’s new site links casino, sportsbook and poker under one wallet as Alberta’s regulated market opens with centralized self-exclusion and other safeguards.
The €1 ceiling remains for under-21s, but older customers can qualify for higher spins under tighter monitoring rules.
The Brooklyn filing names 12 defendants, including Shane Hennen, in a case prosecutors say used rigged shufflers, hidden cameras and celebrity lures to cheat players out of millions.
The Malta-based B2B provider’s approval covers poker software and online casino, and comes two months after a Danish licence.
The case could decide whether regulated poker and daily fantasy sports can link Ontario players with those outside Canada.
Almond Digital Health’s youth-focused model drew support from city leaders, schools and recovery groups as officials pointed to early exposure and limited local recovery options.
The university’s pitch comes as lawmakers remain deadlocked over mobile sports betting and concern grows about gambling among students.