South Africa Leads Africa’s Online Gambling Market in 2025
South Africa generated $5.2 billion in gross win in 2025, with 63% coming from online gambling. Nigeria ranked second as regulatory fragmentation shapes growth.
South Africa generated $5.2 billion in gross win in 2025, with 63% coming from online gambling. Nigeria ranked second as regulatory fragmentation shapes growth.
Austria has published draft rules to liberalise its online gambling market by October 2027. The framework sets a €10m capital requirement, strict deposit caps, and new enforcement powers.
A Michigan court has ordered Kalshi to stop offering sports event contracts in the state and to implement licensed third-party geolocation controls. The company faces a potential $120,000 daily fine for non compliance.
A Massachusetts state judge has permitted prosecutors to expand their legal case against Kalshi. The ongoing dispute with the Attorney General will continue in court.
Ontario’s gambling regulator has fined Great Canadian Entertainment C$120,000 for installing unauthorized bill validator software at four casinos. The operator may appeal within 15 days.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.