Tennessee’s Attorney General has appealed a court decision that allowed Kalshi to continue offering sports-event contracts in the state. The Sixth Circuit will review whether the products fall under state sports betting law or federal commodities regulation.
Norway’s gambling regulator has ordered Norsk Tipping to introduce stricter controls on its KongKasino platform after player numbers doubled in five years. Authorities cite concerns over youth gambling and foreign market exposure.
Philippine gaming revenue fell 16% in Q1 2026 as online income declined sharply. Pagcor plans privatization, new minimum fees and a comprehensive online gaming law.
Alberta’s regulated online betting and gaming market will open on July 13. A total of 32 licensed domains and 11 platform providers have been authorized.
An Ipsos survey finds that 91.1% of Ontario online gamblers now use regulated platforms. Exclusive use of illegal sites has fallen to 8.9% in 2026.
Romania has handed gambling licensing powers to local authorities, creating regulatory uncertainty for land-based operators and accelerating a shift toward online gambling.
Spain’s gambling regulator has temporarily blocked Polymarket and Kalshi for operating without licences. A final decision is expected within months.
A California judge issued a 45-day injunction blocking new blackjack-style and player-dealer regulations. The court found regulators may have exceeded their authority.
Sporttrade will end US sportsbook operations by late June as multiple states report strong iGaming growth in April. New Jersey and Pennsylvania lead in total revenue.
The 2026 World Cup will be the first tournament where Brazilian bettors can wager legally. Operators are turning to AI trading and localisation to compete in a rapidly growing market.