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A report from AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) in Sweden has shown significant growth in unlicensed gambling platforms, despite the regulator’s attempts to curb it. ATG’s fourth quarter report showed that traffic to

New Jersey Assemblyman Clinton Calabrese has introduced a bill that looks to prohibit online sweepstakes casinos, just weeks after he filed a bill that aimed to regulate them. Assembly Bill 5447 would prohibit online

Sports betting operator DraftKings has filed to register ‘DraftKings Predict’ with the National Futures Association (NFA). The filing is for Gus II LLC, trading as DraftKings Predicts. If it gains regulatory

The Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) has shuttered several illegal poker tournaments in Autumn 2024. Although the figure is unspecified, the regulator has reported that “tens of thousands” of Euros in cash were found at

Mastercard and Visa have come under fire for allegedly facilitating payments to unlicensed gambling websites specifically targeting UK customers. An investigation, coordinated by Investigate Europe, has revealed that

As responsible gambling continues to be a hot topic of conversation, tribal gaming leaders have announced the launch of a tribe-specific self-exclusion program. The initiative, which will debut in Wisconsin in March

Hawaii has been the surprise of the first legislative session of the year, with an online sports betting bill passing through the House. House Bill 1308 edged through the House by a 35-15 vote, making it the farthest a

Lottery courier company Jackpocket has ceased operations in New Mexico, after a legal opinion from Attorney General Raúl Torrez declared its activities to violate state rules and regulations. Torrez found that

The Nordic gambling operator Paf has announced a reduction in its annual loss limits for two age brackets. The company is owned by the Åland regional government. It introduced age-specific loss limits in 2022 and last

Legalized casino gambling is edging closer in Thailand after further amendments to the proposed legislation. The Entertainment Complex Bill has now removed the controversial stipulation that only people with 50 million