New Zealand’s Department of Internal Affairs has opened an expression of interest process for 15 online casino licences. Final approvals are expected in early 2027.
A New York court has allowed core claims in Nigel Eccles’ lawsuit over FanDuel’s 2018 merger to move forward. The case challenges the valuation and treatment of shareholders.
Evolution has agreed to a £4.75 million settlement with the UK Gambling Commission after its games were found on six unlicensed UK-facing websites. The payment concludes an 18-month licence review.
Evolution has agreed to pay £4.75m to settle a UK Gambling Commission licence review into unlicensed website access. The 18 month investigation is now closed.
EGBA has filed a complaint with the Bank of Lithuania alleging that payments provider Walletto facilitated transactions to illegal gambling operators. The association estimates Europe’s illegal online gambling market at 18 billion euros.
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.
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.
betr Entertainment has secured a five-year Tasmanian licence and relocated operations from the Northern Territory. The move includes a new headquarters and updated regulatory oversight.
Bet365’s Australian subsidiary has agreed to a remediation plan with Austrac following identified AML and CTF deficiencies. Independent audit oversight will continue through 2027.
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.