Industry
November 22, 2023
NH Lawmakers to Protect Charities from Casino Rental Fees
New Hampshire currently has a unique charitable gaming model. Registered charities in the state can receive up to 35% of the casino revenue generated on specific charitable gaming days. However, the regulations allow casinos across the state to charge rent that comes out of the charities’ share. This rent applies for gaming days and imposes […]
Legal
November 20, 2023
Spelinspektionen Applauds Changes to Gambling Regulations
Earlier this year, the regulated gambling sector in Sweden went through changes related to licensing of the providers of iGaming technology and content. The changes came into effect on July 1, 2023, requiring all suppliers of content and solutions for the online gambling industry to secure a license from the Swedish Gambling Authority, Spelinspektionen. Then, […]
Industry
November 20, 2023
Government Responds as Support for Anti-Affordability Checks Petition Swells
Earlier this month, opponents of the UK government’s affordability checks plans launched a petition against the measure. Created by Nevin Truesdale, the petition wants the UK to abandon its current plans. However, the government is not willing to back down. The petition describes the affordability checks as “inappropriate and discriminatory.” Such intrusive measures, the petition […]
Industry
November 20, 2023
OK Gov. Remarks Misinterpreted as Animal Cruelty Support
Despite being deemed illegal across the United States, cockfighting still makes its way into some states, attracting bettors and participants who enjoy this cruel activity that some call “sport.” With punishments varying from prison to fines, law enforcement across the country continues to battle illegal cock fights. Oklahoma banned cockfights back in 2002. However, due […]
Industry
November 20, 2023
Australia’s Gambling Industry Impacts Politics, Report
Gambling is identified as a public health risk in Australia, considering that hundreds of millions are lost to the activity on a monthly basis. The losses to gambling on a yearly basis are in billions, a warning sign that many people are affected by the activity and may suffer from at-risk or problem gambling. Before […]
Legal
November 17, 2023
Gambling Operators in Belgium Unite to Protect Consumers
The easy access to gambling activities online continues to raise concerns about excessive gambling and gambling harm. This issue was addressed by all gambling operators members of the Belgian Association of Gaming Operators (BAGO), who signed a new Duty of Care Agreement earlier this week. Primarily, the new agreement seeks to prevent problem gambling and […]
Casino
November 17, 2023
PGCB Bans Four Casino Patrons over Leaving Minors Unattended
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), the gambling regulator in the state, is currently tasked with monitoring the gambling sector and enforcing the established rules. Overseeing the operations of Pennsylvania’s online casino games, the regulator is also in charge of monitoring sports wagering, video gaming terminals and retail casino gambling. On Wednesday this week, the […]
Industry
November 17, 2023
CNIGA Formally Objects Sports Wagering Initiatives
In California, Tribal operators hold exclusive rights over different gaming activities. In order for the state to legalize sports betting, the Tribes need to be consulted and any proposal needs to be greenlighted by them as well. Back in October, Kasey Thompson and Reeve Collins introduced a proposal that sought to open the largest sports […]
Industry
November 17, 2023
North Carolina Passes First Batch of Betting Rules
North Carolina is proceeding with the launch of sports betting in the state, although customers will have to wait a few more months before being able to place wagers. As reported by the North Carolina State Lottery Commission, the body adopted the first package of rules on Thursday, November 16. The NC General Assembly Passed […]
Industry
November 17, 2023
Alabama Gaming Bill Continues to Gather Momentum
Alabama’s pursuit of legalizing gaming might see a new chapter in the forthcoming legislative session as the state considers bringing its gambling regulations up to par with those of neighboring states. Alabama residents regularly cross borders to gamble, and many also engage with grey market operators, meaning an updated regulatory framework could have significant benefits. […]
