Tim Miller to Leave UK Gambling Commission Amid Reform Rollout
Tim Miller will leave the UK Gambling Commission in September after ten years. His departure comes during White Paper reforms and ongoing action against illegal gambling.
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Paradise Entertainment Wins Singapore Casino Manufacturer Approval
Paradise Entertainment has received casino gaming manufacturer approval in Singapore through its LT Smart subsidiary. The licence adds Singapore to its regulated market portfolio.
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Brazil SPA Reviews First Year of Betting Regulation
Brazil’s Secretariat of Prizes and Bets says the first full year of regulated betting has strengthened oversight and consumer protection. New measures target illegal operators.
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Indiana and Maine Bans Drive Sweepstakes Casino Exits
Operators are withdrawing from Indiana and Maine ahead of July sweepstakes casino bans, while Iowa expands enforcement authority. Additional states have introduced new restrictions in 2026.
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iGaming News | Legal | M&A | Regulation | Responsible Gaming
CDU-Linked Council Proposes Reform of German Gambling Treaty
A CDU-linked Economic Council has presented reform proposals for Germany’s 2021 State Treaty on Gambling. The official evaluation of the framework is set to conclude this year.
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DraftKings Launches DKeX Prediction Markets Exchange Within Unified App
DraftKings has launched DKeX, its proprietary prediction markets exchange, integrated into the unified Sports and Casino app. The company reports $3.4 billion in annualized consumer volume.
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Localisation Gains Strategic Weight in Regulated iGaming Markets
Localisation is becoming a key factor in regulated iGaming markets. Suppliers such as Greentube balance global blockbusters with market specific titles to support growth.
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Novig Appoints Elie Mishory as Chief Regulatory Officer After CFTC DCM Status
Novig has named former Kalshi and CFTC executive Elie Mishory as chief regulatory and legal affairs officer after securing CFTC Designated Contract Market status.
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Stakelogic to Pay £122,835 Over UK Slot Timing Breaches
Stakelogic agreed to a £122,835 settlement with the UK Gambling Commission after 16 slot games breached minimum cycle time rules. The case followed a self reported timing issue.
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Stakelogic Agrees £122,835 UK Penalty Over Slot Speed Breaches
Stakelogic will pay £122,835 after UK regulators found several online slots breached minimum spin speed rules. The issue stemmed from inaccurate manual testing methods.
