ADM selects 46 operators in Italy’s online gambling overhaul, with major licensing, migration, and compliance deadlines set through 2025.

Meta revamps gambling ad policies with stricter licensing, influencer oversight, and age restrictions to boost compliance across Facebook and Instagram.

New Zealand proposes licensing online casinos with strict rules on harm prevention, consumer safety, and enforcement against unlicensed operators.

Arizona cracks down on illegal gambling sites, issuing cease-and-desist orders and warning residents about the risks of unlicensed operators.

Licensed betting operators in Brazil can now list their apps on Google Play, marking a major step toward a safer, regulated digital gambling market.

Mississippi targets unlicensed online gambling sites, issuing cease-and-desist orders to protect consumers and enforce state and federal gaming laws.

Sweden proposes a broad ban on credit-funded gambling, aiming to block card use and loans for betting and reduce player debt by April 2026.

Connecticut Senate approves SB 1235 to ban online sweepstakes casinos and expand legal gaming options, including sports betting and interstate agreements.

Finland plans to end Veikkaus’s online monopoly by 2026, launching a licensing system for private operators with full market rollout expected in 2027.

Japan moves closer to banning online casinos as its lower house passes a bill targeting illegal gambling sites and related promotions, with stricter penalties ahead.

Germany’s GGL clarifies that only state-licensed table games and GGL-approved slots are legal, urging players to avoid unlicensed casinos using misleading terms.

Tennessee cracks down on BetOnline for illegal betting. Offshore operator must exit by June 16 or face fines of up to $25,000 per illegal wager.