As concerns about online gambling continue to grow, the UK has recently taken a series of ambitious steps to regulate gambling practices.
Loot boxes, those mysterious virtual boxes found in video games, are raising increasing concern among responsible gaming experts.
Six tennis players banned after being linked to a Belgian match-fixing network. The ITIA strengthens its fight against corruption.
The gambling sector in the Netherlands is going through a tough period, marked by major reorganisations and economic challenges for several operators, including Holland Casino, Fair Play, and Jack’s Casino.
Parents using the baby monitoring app YCC365 Plus recently discovered, to their great surprise, advertisements for Ladbrokes, a well-known betting company.
The new federal government agreement in Belgium contains a few (limited) passages on the gambling sector. Below we briefly explain the 5 relevant passages. As regards gambling-related measures, we will […]
The Finnish Football Association has confirmed that multiple matches in the lower divisions were manipulated. The disciplinary committee stated that “irrefutable evidence” of match-fixing was found.
Dutch robbers attempted to launder stolen money using Swiss casinos, highlighting the challenges of combating money laundering in gambling establishments.
Now that gambling companies are no longer allowed to act as sponsors in the Netherlands, football clubs are turning to a new alternative: crypto companies. Research shows that clubs such as Heerenveen, Excelsior and Ajax have recently signed sponsorship deals with crypto companies.
The Council of Europe is launching an initiative to counter the growing risks of gambling and gambling elements in video games among young people.
Illegal gambling sites are nothing new. They have existed for many years, but a new form of illegal gambling is gaining ground: underground casinos on Telegram.
