New data from the UK Gambling Commission estimates that 4% of British online gamblers accessed unlicensed websites over the past 12 months. The findings, sourced from the Gambling Survey for Great Britain, were published alongside a new regulatory dashboard designed to track black market activity and enforcement disruptions.
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Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court is considering consolidating cases related to online betting, municipal lotteries, and the overarching prohibition of gambling into a single joint hearing. Court President Edson Fachin proposed the combined review during a plenary session assessing ADPF 1212, which challenges municipal-level lottery authorisations.
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has targeted online gambling alternatives, suing prediction market operator Kalshi and sweepstakes casino giant VGW for al
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland shared key findings from an Economic and Social Research Institute study examining domestic gambling behaviors. The research revealed that 54% of online gamblers in Ireland hold accounts across multiple platforms, offering new operational insights for industry stakeholders.
A three-day Supreme Federal Court hearing regarding President Lula da Silva’s proposed online betting ban highlighted deep divisions across Brazilian commerce, society, and athletics. While concerns over household debt drove support for restrictions, major sports stakeholders, including domestic football bodies and the Olympic Commission, voiced sharp opposition.
Germany's Joint Gambling Authority (GGL) hosted the European Regulators Roundtable in Halle to strengthen cross-border regulatory cooperation across the continent. During the summit, participating authorities discussed shared market challenges, and the GGL signed a memorandum of understanding with the UK Gambling Commission.