Finland’s iGaming market prepares for major change with 24 operators applying for licences ahead of the July 2027 launch, signaling a shift from the Veikkaus monopoly.

Gibraltar licenses its first prediction market operator, Predict Street, as regulators across Europe remain divided on how to classify the sector.

Malta reviews regulation for prediction markets as global trading volumes surge, aiming to ensure transparency, investor protection, and clear rules for operators.

Alberta requires iGaming operators to apply by July 13, 2026, detailing licensing fees, compliance steps, and transition rules ahead of market launch.

US lawmakers introduce a bill to restrict sports prediction markets, raising legal questions as states challenge platforms offering betting-style contracts.

Wisconsin moves closer to mobile sports betting as Senate approves bill, leaving final decision to Governor Evers amid debate over tribal control.

Indiana will block sweepstakes casino access from July 2026, forcing operators to exit or adjust while players lose access to popular social gaming platforms.

The MGA reveals its 2026 regulatory plan with tighter checks on crypto payments, sports betting integrity, esports monitoring, and operator complaint reporting.

Virginia and Georgia face regulatory setbacks as gaming bills are halted in Virginia and sports betting is rejected in Georgia.

Baltimore sues six sweepstakes casino operators, alleging their dual-currency model enables illegal online gambling accessible to city residents.

New Zealand's online casino licensing process will begin in July 2026, bringing stricter regulation to the market and addressing offshore gambling concerns.

Mississippi House passed the Mobile Sports Wagering Act 100-11, proposing a 22% online betting tax, casino tax cuts and PERS funding, pending Senate review.