Ohio's HB 971 would end online sports betting, limit legal wager types, restrict gambling ads and introduce new player protections statewide.

Austria has opened consultation on a draft gambling reform that replaces the monopoly model with licensing rules and adds stricter enforcement measures for operators and payments.

Betfred will pause its Irish online betting operations from 30 June as Ireland introduces new GRAI licensing rules under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024 starting 1 July.

Nine European regulators coordinate World Cup oversight of prediction markets, focusing on licensing gaps, consumer protection risks and cross-border enforcement.

Finland's proposed 2027 gambling rules include an autoplay ban, slot stake limits, loss caps, and mandatory player reminders across gambling products.

Dutch officials propose sweeping gambling reforms that would ban advertising and bonuses while tightening player protection measures.

New regulations establish consumer safeguards, advertising restrictions, and tax obligations as New Zealand prepares to issue online casino licences.

Australia’s gambling regulator could be given more time to pursue compliance breaches under a proposed reform aimed at strengthening oversight of the legal wagering market.

Live casino content is expanding rapidly across Europe, as Evolution, Playtech, and Pragmatic Play increase their presence in key markets.

AGCOM evaluates how licensed operators and affiliates can send promotional or informational messages under Italy’s strict gambling rules.

Austria's government proposes opening online casino licensing to multiple operators while introducing stricter player protection measures.

The UKGC delays the second phase of deposit limit rules to September 30, giving operators more time to implement RTS updates and improve player protections.