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.
Ontario’s gambling regulator has fined Great Canadian Entertainment C$120,000 for installing unauthorized bill validator software at four casinos. The operator may appeal within 15 days.
Stakelogic agreed to a £122,835 settlement with the UK Gambling Commission after 16 slot games breached minimum cycle time rules. The case followed a self reported timing issue.
Stakelogic will pay £122,835 after UK regulators found several online slots breached minimum spin speed rules. The issue stemmed from inaccurate manual testing methods.
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 Adelaide has agreed to a proposed AU$21 million fine and enhanced compliance measures after a regulatory review found systemic AML and governance failings.
Ireland has downgraded the overall financial crime risk of its gambling sector, though remote bookmakers and private members clubs remain classified as significant money laundering risks.
Germany’s gambling regulator has opened a formal review into ADI Predictstreet’s World Cup advertising. The authority is assessing whether the unlicensed operator breached national gambling law.
The Administrative Court in Linkoping has overturned a SEK8 million fine against LeoVegas. Judges found the evidence of duty of care breaches insufficient.
The UK Gambling Commission reports that growing VPN use is making illegal gambling harder to measure. Experts disagree on whether VPNs significantly undermine enforcement.