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    Brazil Supreme Court delays gambling ban case as justice seeks betting law review

    Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has delayed a case concerning the criminalisation of traditional gambling, as Justice Flávio Dino requested more time to consider its impact on the country's regulated betting framework. The case involves Article 50 of Brazil's Criminal Contraventions Law, which penalises operating unauthorised games of chance, with the delay indicating a nuanced approach to the nation's evolving gambling legislation.

    Chile court sets continuous DNS blocking process for unauthorised betting sites

    Chile's Santiago Court of Appeals has approved a continuous DNS-based process to block unauthorized online betting and gambling sites. This mechanism allows for the ongoing addition of new domains and mirror sites without requiring new court proceedings, streamlining enforcement against illegal operators. The procedure also includes a review stage to ensure fairness.

    California Cardrooms Take Aim at State’s ‘Sweetheart’ Tribal Casino Deals

    California Cardrooms Take Aim at State’s ‘Sweetheart’ Tribal Casino Deals

    California cardrooms are criticizing the state's arrangements with tribal casino operators, alleging that tribal casinos receive unfair gaming exclusivity without adequate revenue sharing. The cardrooms argue they face a higher tax burden compared to tribes, sparking a renewed debate over gambling regulations and economic fairness in the state. This conflict has significant implications for California's complex gaming landscape.