European Lotteries advocates for clearer regulation of prediction markets, emphasizing that legal frameworks should guide regulation over terminology. This call aims to establish a more robust and consistent regulatory environment for the sector.
CreedRoomz has partnered with Groupe Partouche's Casino du Lac Meyrin to bring its live casino games to PASINO.ch, the Swiss online platform. The first CreedRoomz tables are anticipated to go live in Q1 2027.
Genting Casinos has closed its Coventry Casino, citing that the venue is no longer commercially viable due to rising sector pressures. The operator indicated that more casino closures could occur if Machine Games Duty increases.
Tranchant and Grand Casino Basel have opened the Grand Casino Prilly in Switzerland. The new A-licence casino features 280 slot machines and eight table games, becoming the 21st casino in Switzerland.
A Federal Judge has determined that Scotts Valley's attempt to revive the Vallejo Casino 'falters on every front.' The judge denied the Band's emergency request for a preliminary injunction, stating it failed on all four required factors and that their claimed economic harm was 'self-inflicted.'
Ireland's online gambling licensing process faces delays due to funding constraints within the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI). This funding gap also limits enforcement efforts against overseas operators targeting Irish customers.
Indonesia has addressed 4.1 million gambling-related items, shifting its focus towards gambling platforms. Officials are urging these platforms to enhance online gambling controls and improve content removal across comment sections.
Hippos ATG's compliance chief discusses the challenges of starting from scratch in Finland's gaming market. New entrants, unlike some existing operators with player databases, face a fresh start, and regulatory preparedness is also a consideration.
Play'n GO has joined the German Online Casino Association (DOCV) to enhance its engagement with policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders in Germany. The casino entertainment provider's membership was unanimously approved by the association.
Polymarket is implementing new user safeguards, including deposit limits, voluntary self-exclusion, and access to mental health resources. These measures are being introduced as the prediction market platform faces increased scrutiny regarding consumer protections and state gambling laws.
PowerPlay has entered Alberta's regulated iGaming market with the launch of its online sportsbook, following provincial authority approvals. This move provides players in Alberta with access to another licensed operator in the regulated framework that opened in July.
A Brazilian federal court has given the government 30 days to clarify how 17 authorized fixed-odds betting operators allegedly contributed to losses incurred by the Unified Health System, or SUS, in a lawsuit seeking reimbursement and at least R$ 1 billion ($190 million) in collective moral damages. Judge Helio Silvio Ourem Campos of the 6th Federal Court of Pernambuco ordered the Attorney General
Macau's casino gross gaming revenue (GGR) declined by 1.2% year-on-year in September, reaching MOP$18.06 billion (US$2.24 billion). This marks the fourth consecutive month of year-on-year GGR decline, though the nine-month revenue remains 3.2% ahead of the previous year.
The Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas (BR) has announced that irregularities related to bets can be reported via the Fala.BR channel. This official channel allows individuals to register complaints and submit information for investigation.
Polymarket has added deposit limits for its U.S. users. These limits, including daily, weekly, and monthly caps, are part of a broader implementation of responsible trading tools.
CFTC prediction market proposals are currently under White House review, highlighting the ongoing debate between prediction markets and gambling products. States are challenging the oversight of these contracts, indicating a complex regulatory landscape for the industry.
The Virginia Lottery has released its August 2026 sports wagering activity report. In August, account holders in the Commonwealth wagered over $532.2 million and won approximately $481 million from those bets.
A whistleblower lawsuit alleges that Fanatics Live card breaks constitute unlicensed lotteries, despite the platform's stated prohibition against gambling. The suit claims that activities like 'Duck Races, Spins, Rolls, Raffles, Roulette W' are gambling, violating state lottery laws.
Nevada casinos recorded $1.27 billion in gaming win for August 2026, marking a 3.1% increase year-over-year. This rise occurred despite a reported decline in Las Vegas visitor numbers during the same period, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
ProphetX has partnered with Plaee to expand its reach. This new technology partnership aims to accelerate the distribution of prediction markets.
The European Lotteries (EL) has issued a warning regarding prediction markets, advising caution from a regulatory perspective. The organization, representing state-owned lotteries in Europe, urged policymakers and business leaders to approach prediction markets carefully.
A House panel is probing prediction markets, with the Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform requesting documents. Hyperliquid Labs, Crypto.com, and Aristotle Exchange were asked to provide information regarding identity verification and insider trading safeguards.
Ocean Casino Resort announced plans for the expansion and transformation of The Cove. This Atlantic City project involves a $14 million investment, creating an expanded gaming floor, elevated hospitality, and sophisticated new design elements.
North Carolina has released its August 2026 sports wagering revenue report. During this month, account holders in the state wagered over $520 million on sporting events. They subsequently won approximately $467.7 million from these bets.
The UK Gambling Commission is implementing a revised compliance framework for land-based gaming machines after a consultation received 1,065 responses. These changes follow a consultation paper launched in January 2025 that covered the Gaming Machine Technical Standards (GMTS), Gaming Machine Testing Strategy, and Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP).