France’s ANJ Fines Licensed Operator €500,000 for Player Protection Failures
France’s gambling regulator has fined an unnamed licensed operator €500,000 for failing to identify and support players at risk of excessive or pathological gambling.
France’s gambling regulator has fined an unnamed licensed operator €500,000 for failing to identify and support players at risk of excessive or pathological gambling.
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Georgia plans to introduce an international iGaming export regime in August 2026. The framework targets operators serving foreign markets with a 5% GGR tax.
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