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.
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.
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.
A US District Judge rejected Polymarket’s request for a preliminary injunction against Michigan sports betting restrictions. The state’s rules remain in effect.
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.
Sweden’s Administrative Court of Appeal has upheld Spelinspektionen’s refusal to grant a licence for electronic bingo terminals in retail outlets. The ruling confirms the regulator’s authority to limit non-temporary bingo to traditional venues.
A New Jersey court denied Evolution’s attempt to add Playtech to its defamation lawsuit linked to a Black Cube report. The case continues toward a November 2026 hearing.
The UK Betting and Gaming Council has denied allegations that members supplied games to unlicensed sites. The debate also highlights upcoming changes to Gambling Commission domain powers.
The Administrative Court in Linkoping has overturned a SEK8 million fine against LeoVegas. Judges found the evidence of duty of care breaches insufficient.
Sweden’s Administrative Court has annulled an SEK 8 million fine against Roar Vegas. The court ruled the operator complied with its duty of care obligations.