Brazil Prosecutors Open Inquiry Into Betting Oversight
Brazil’s Federal Public Prosecutor is reviewing how the Lula government oversees online betting regulation and public health measures related to gambling.
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Arizona Opens Third Sports Betting Licensing Window
Arizona has launched its third licensing window for sports betting. The state currently has 14 licensed sportsbooks and is seeking further expansion.
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Stake Secures Buenos Aires Licence for Argentina Expansion
Stake has obtained a provincial licence in Buenos Aires, expanding its regulated operations in Argentina. The country’s gambling market reached $5.03 billion in 2025.
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Star Entertainment Fined A$10 Million Over Sydney Compliance Failings
Star Entertainment has received a A$10 million fine for historical financial crime risk management and responsible gambling failings at The Star Sydney.
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CFTC Intervenes in Rhode Island Case Over Prediction Markets
The CFTC has filed to intervene in a Rhode Island lawsuit targeting Kalshi and Polymarket, asserting exclusive federal authority over event contracts.
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NC Governor Bars State Employees From Using Work Data in Prediction Markets
North Carolina state employees are prohibited from using work-related information to participate in prediction markets. The measure was introduced by the state’s governor.
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Lula Reaffirms Plan to Ban Online Gambling in Brazil
Brazil President Lula said he would support banning online betting sites if re-elected. He also cited enforcement against illegal operators and stricter regulation.
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Digitain Receives Denmark Licence for Live Gaming Supply
Digitain has obtained a licence from the Danish Gambling Authority to supply live gaming solutions. Denmark’s gambling market grew 12 percent year on year in Q1 2026.
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Bally’s Intralot Q1 Revenue Up 180% as UK Drives Growth
Bally’s Intralot reported 180.5% year-on-year revenue growth in Q1, with the UK accounting for 64% of income. Management says the new Remote Gaming Duty has been absorbed without slowing growth.
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Tennessee Appeals Kalshi Ruling on Sports-Event Contracts
Tennessee’s Attorney General has appealed a court decision that allowed Kalshi to continue offering sports-event contracts in the state. The Sixth Circuit will review whether the products fall under state sports betting law or federal commodities regulation.
