The Dutch gambling authority, Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), has launched an awareness campaign to foster early discussions about gambling harm among individuals aged 16 to 25. The initiative follows regulatory reporting indicating that young adults aged 18 to 23 account for approximately 22% of legal gambling accounts in the Netherlands.
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Chile's Association of Casinos and Games (ACCJ) has raised concerns over unequal tax treatment between retail and digital operators within the government's online gambling bill. While welcoming the regulatory initiative currently being reviewed in the Senate, ACCJ President Cecilia Valdés warned that disparate tax obligations between sectors remain unresolved.
LOTERJ President Fabíola Esteves has publicly defended the state lottery's regulatory safeguards amid broader national uncertainty surrounding fixed-odds betting in Brazil. Addressing attendees at SBC Digital Brasil Day, Esteves underscored LOTERJ's regulatory framework and proactive enforcement against unauthorized gambling ahead of an upcoming Supreme Federal Court review.
Brazil's betting sector has cautioned that proposed prohibitions on fixed-odds betting could trigger widespread job losses and drive consumers toward the illegal market. Speaking at SBC Digital Brasil Day ahead of an upcoming Supreme Federal Court hearing, industry stakeholders highlighted the financial and regulatory threats facing operators.
Romania's national gambling authority, the ONJN, has initiated a comprehensive review of the country's gambling legislation to address outdated and fragmented rules. While specific regulatory changes have not yet been disclosed, the regulator aims to resolve existing inconsistencies across the sector.
African gambling regulators will convene on November 5 during SiGMA World Rome to begin drafting a regional cooperation framework. Hosted by the Gaming Regulators Africa Forum (GRAF) and SiGMA, the workshop will center on cross-border enforcement, tackling illegal gambling, and information sharing while respecting national autonomy.