Dutch gambling tax increases generated far less revenue than projected, while World Cup prediction markets showed distinct trading patterns. Ireland’s new licensing regime also took effect.
Fertitta Entertainment executives secured preliminary Nevada approval as the company advances its 17.6 billion dollar bid for Caesars. The deal requires antitrust, licensing, financing, and shareholder approvals.
Arizona has prohibited executive branch employees from using non-public information to profit on prediction markets. Violations may lead to dismissal and law enforcement referral.
A California judge has ruled in favor of cardrooms, blocking regulations that would have banned blackjack. The decision keeps the current framework in place.
Brazil has announced new betting advertising rules requiring risk warnings. ANJL supports the measures and calls for stricter action against illegal operators.
Pragmatic Solutions has launched its iGaming platform in Ireland following the start of the country’s new remote betting licensing regime.
The Malta Gaming Authority reports rising B2B licences and AI supported regulation in 2025, while total licence numbers decline amid consolidation.
The AGCO has fined Great Canadian Entertainment CA$170,000 over compliance failures at Pickering Casino Resort. It is the second six-figure penalty issued within ten days.
A federal judge has denied Kalshi’s attempt to block New York from enforcing its gambling laws against its prediction markets. The state may continue applying its existing regulatory framework.
Greece’s gambling regulator has opened a tender for a legal and technical partner to enhance player identification and AML controls. The move is part of wider reforms to combat illegal gambling.