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A 126-page Pennsylvania commission report warns more than one in four adults is at risk of a gambling disorder and urges credit card bans, mandatory loss limits and tighter marketing rules.
Romania's state lottery since 1906 earns about RON 1.3bn a year and funds culture. Inside CEO Ionut-Valeriu Andrei's 2026 mission and market pressures.
The UK government has opened an eight-week DCMS consultation on banning physical sponsorships and advertising from unlicensed gambling operators across sport, music and cultural events, with a preferred start of August 2027.
Adam Silver has endorsed a federal sports betting czar with subpoena powers to help leagues police integrity as arrests and guilty pleas mount. Here is what the proposal would do.
Super, the technology group behind Superbet, has been appointed to the board of directors of the European Gaming and Betting Association, joining bet365, Entain, Flutter and other majors on the EU lobby's top table.
Lord Foster withdrew two amendments to the Sporting Events Bill after the DCMS gambling minister asked him to, leaving the UK without a statutory sports sponsorship ban.
A White House teleprompter operator allegedly made nearly $100,000 betting on the words Donald Trump would say, using Kalshi mention markets. Here is what happened and why the CFTC probe is a defining test for prediction markets.
The CFTC is now suing states to defend Kalshi, while judges in Michigan, New York and Washington rule the other way. Here is the full state-by-state map of the 2026 prediction market legal war.
Brazil's SPA has switched on strict new betting advertising rules that share legal liability across agencies, influencers and broadcasters and mandate loss warnings. Here is what changes.
In case C-421/24, the EU's top court ruled that YouTube's monetization review of partner channels can strip Google of its hosting liability shield for gambling content.
New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs opened expressions of interest for up to 15 regulated online casino licences on 17 July 2026, launching a three-stage auction process with a 14 August deadline, a 12% gaming duty and fines of up to NZ$5 million for breaches.
DraftKings has asked a federal court to strike down Philadelphia's consumer protection ordinance, arguing that only the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board can police its advertising, promotions and VIP programs.