A 14-month DGGI probe has prompted India to consider tighter payment reporting, while its online gaming ban reshapes enforcement and competition cases.

KVA highlights concerns over Google autocomplete suggestions in the Netherlands that may direct users toward unlicensed online gambling operators.

Australia’s 2027 gambling reforms will end foreign-matched lotteries and online keno, while licensed pubs and clubs can continue offering venue-based keno.

French gambling regulator ANJ clarifies fraud procedures, requiring operators to prove misconduct before taking action against player accounts.

New Curaçao rules require stronger remote identity verification, system testing and ongoing monitoring, with existing providers facing a May 1, 2027 deadline.

New Zealand prepares for its online casino market opening as operators await licence decisions, with only 15 approvals available ahead of December.

Bulgaria’s new affiliate rules require NRA licensing for performance-based promotions, with annual fees, commission charges and stronger enforcement powers.

Australia’s government moves closer to a central gambling advertising opt-out register as new wagering marketing restrictions gain parliamentary support.

Money Factory and CoinFrenzy closures put player redemptions under scrutiny as sweepstakes casino operators continue to exit several US markets.

Research from Gaming Compliance International estimates illegal online gambling accounted for $97.4 billion in US revenue during 2025 amid calls for stronger enforcement.

Ukraine's latest gambling survey finds strong support for licensed online casinos, while awareness of player protections and regulatory tools remains limited.

Germany continues to exclude prediction markets from its regulated gambling system, leaving platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket without a licensing route. Regulators say contracts tied to elections, court rulings, and other public events fall outside existing gambling laws. Authorities also face enforcement...