SkyCity Adelaide to Pay AU$21m Fine After Regulatory Review
SkyCity Adelaide has agreed to a proposed AU$21 million fine and enhanced compliance measures after a regulatory review found systemic AML and governance failings.
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Federal Judge Denies Polymarket Injunction in Michigan Case
A US District Judge rejected Polymarket’s request for a preliminary injunction against Michigan sports betting restrictions. The state’s rules remain in effect.
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Chicago Rejects Sweepstakes Ban as VGT Debate Intensifies
Chicago City Council voted 33-15 against banning sweepstakes machines, leaving about 7,000 devices in operation. The decision comes amid ongoing disputes over VGT expansion and Bally’s casino plans.
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Ireland Classifies Most Gambling as Low Financial Crime Risk
Ireland has downgraded the overall financial crime risk of its gambling sector, though remote bookmakers and private members clubs remain classified as significant money laundering risks.
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FATF Grey List Update Raises Compliance Pressure on Gambling Operators
FATF placed Kuwait and Papua New Guinea on its grey list in February 2026. The decision increases indirect compliance and payment pressure on gambling operators.
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Germany Reviews ADI Predictstreet Over World Cup Advertising
Germany’s gambling regulator has opened a formal review into ADI Predictstreet’s World Cup advertising. The authority is assessing whether the unlicensed operator breached national gambling law.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Declares Skill Games Illegal
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that electronic skill games qualify as illegal slot machines under state law. A 120-day stay delays enforcement while lawmakers consider regulation.
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Soft2Bet Rolls Out MEGA Shoot for 2026 World Cup
Soft2Bet has launched its MEGA Shoot gamification engine for the 2026 World Cup. Early internal data shows 31.9% engagement and a 13.5% uplift in retention.
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Gibraltar Seeks New Gambling Commissioner Amid Regulatory Changes
Gibraltar has opened applications for a new Gambling Commissioner and Executive Director. The move comes during ongoing regulatory and tax changes affecting the territory and the UK market.
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ThrillTech Secures Gibraltar B2B Licence for Jackpot Supply
ThrillTech has been granted a Gibraltar B2B licence to supply its opt in jackpot and mystery reward products to licensed operators. The approval expands its regulated market footprint.
