Petfre Gibraltar Agrees £900,000 UK Settlement Over SR Failures
Petfre Gibraltar will pay £900,000 to the UK Gambling Commission after a review found shortcomings in its social responsibility controls and customer interaction systems.
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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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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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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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US Bill Targets Stock Trading and Prediction Markets by Officials
A bipartisan proposal would prohibit senior US officials from trading individual stocks and participating in prediction markets. The bill introduces profit forfeiture and percentage based penalties.
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Austria Targets 2027 Launch for Licensed Gambling Market
Austria’s ruling parties have agreed to launch a licensed gambling market in October 2027. The reform would end the Casinos Austria monopoly and introduce strict player limits.
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Minnesota Opposes CFTC Injunction Over Prediction Market Law
Minnesota’s attorney general has filed a memorandum opposing a CFTC motion to block the state’s prediction market statute. The dispute centers on regulatory authority.
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Former Star Executives Fined and Banned by Federal Court
Australia’s Federal Court fined and disqualified two former Star Entertainment executives for breaches of duty tied to risk oversight. The action follows civil proceedings brought by ASIC.
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SkyCity to Pay A$21 Million in South Australia Settlement
SkyCity has reached an in-principle A$21 million settlement with South Australia’s gambling regulator following a multi-year review. The agreement includes governance reforms and new compliance measures at SkyCity Adelaide.
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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.
