Thailand's government has approved draft legislation that could lead to casinos opening up in the country. Key Facts: Cabinet has opted to move forward with the legalisation of gambling Parliament will now decide whether or not to pass the new gambling laws Illegal underground betting is very common in many...
Gamstop launches a new feature to help tackle long-term gambling problems: 5-year auto-renewal exclusion. Key...
Fines issued to gambling operators during 2025 were significantly down on 2024’s €429.1 million. Nevertheless,...
Brazil’s Secretariat for Prizes and Betting (SPA) has set up a working group designed to...
The regulator for the gambling industry in France is expecting promotional activity in 2025 to...
Bet365 has announced its return to profit in its latest financial results, with increasing revenues...
Three countries are using biometric technology to help with their gambling regulation. They are set...
Brazil’s Ministry of Finance has approved 68 gambling licence applications. However, the requests for a...
Allwyn International has continued its aggressive expansion plans with the purchase of a controlling stake...
Curaçao’s efforts to align with international regulatory standards and rebuild its standing in the global...
Uzbekistan takes one step closer to having a regulated online gambling industry. Key Facts: The...
The Global Gaming Awards Europe, Middle East and Africa has released its full list of...
Brazil makes steps towards offering regulated online gambling, having authorised its first wave of applications....
It has been confirmed that Ireland’s new gambling regulator is setting up a partnership with...