Singapore Gambling Regulator Appoints New CEO Amid Leadership Changes
Singapore’s Gambling Regulatory Authority will see a change in leadership in June as Teo Chun Ching steps down and Tan Sin Heng Daniel takes over as CEO.
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BC.GAME Enters Nigeria With Local Licence
BC.GAME has launched in Nigeria under a licence from the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority. The move makes Nigeria its second regulated African market.
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Singapore GRA CEO to Step Down as New Chief Appointed
Singapore’s Gambling Regulatory Authority will appoint Tan Sin Heng Daniel as Chief Executive in June 2026, succeeding Teo Chun Ching after major regulatory reforms.
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Australia Introduces Partial Gambling Ad Ban With Broad Media Impact
Australia has introduced a partial ban on gambling advertising to reduce harm. Broadcasters and sports organisations may be more affected than operators.
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Genting Singapore Confident on 2027 RWS Licence Renewal
Genting Singapore expects to qualify for a renewed three-year licence for Resorts World Sentosa in 2027. The company is also monitoring the Iran war’s potential impact on global tourism.
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Virginia Governor Vetoes Skill Games Bill, Approves Fairfax Casino
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation to legalize skill games and rejected another gambling bill, while approving a Fairfax County casino measure.
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Latvia Merges Gambling Regulator with Tax Authority After Raising Taxes
Latvia integrated its gambling regulator into the State Revenue Service on 1 April 2026 following tax increases earlier in the year. The reform combines tax collection and industry supervision under one authority.
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Betsson Expects Q1 Revenue Decline as Regulated Share Hits Record
Betsson expects a 3 percent revenue decline in Q1 2026 as regulated market share reaches a record 73 percent. Operating income is projected to fall 47 percent.
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IBJR Responds to Lula’s Renewed Call to Ban Betting in Brazil
IBJR has responded after Brazil’s president called for a betting ban for the second time in two months. The exchange highlights continued regulatory debate.
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Two-Thirds of UK Bettors Oppose Stricter Affordability Checks
A YouGov survey found 65% of UK bettors would refuse to provide financial documents for affordability checks. Industry bodies warn of potential customer migration to unregulated operators.
