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.

Bodog rebrands as Ozoon in Canada and exits Manitoba, with player accounts migrated to a new platform under a Tobique First Nation licence.

X restricts paid partnership posts tied to gambling, reshaping influencer promotions while standard advertising channels remain available under policy rules.

Virginia Senate passes iGaming bill with possible 2027 launch, detailing tax rates, licensing rules, projected revenues, and concerns over gambling impacts in the state.

Mississippi lawmakers vote again on mobile sports betting legalization as debate continues over regulation, casinos, and potential revenue impact.

Louisiana's HB 53 seeks to expand racketeering laws to include sweepstakes gambling, enhancing enforcement and penalties against illegal gambling operators and affiliates.

Ontario’s regulated iGaming sector closed 2025 with $4B in pre-tax revenue and $98.3B in wagers, led by online casino play and late-year growth.

The Financial Ombudsman’s recent ruling on Revolut sheds light on the challenges of financial institutions handling crypto payments and gambling addiction.

Proposed online casino legislation in New York targets revenue, consumer protections, and regulated platforms through commercial, tribal, and sportsbook operators.