In 2024, the European gambling market reached a record 123.4 billion euros, driven by the growth of online gambling, which now accounts for 39% of the total.
The CJEU (Court of Justice of the European Union) stands for the highest authority within the European Union regarding the EU law has the task to make sure that it’s been respected and interpreted correctly and uniformly across all the member states.
On 25 February 2025, the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) issued an urgent call for tighter age restrictions on gambling-related advertising on social networks.
The Council of Europe is launching an initiative to counter the growing risks of gambling and gambling elements in video games among young people.
Poland, currently president of the Council of the European Union, has an ambitious plan: to unite the European Union in the fight against illegal gambling with a coherent strategy.
The European gambling sector is taking an important step forward in the field of responsible gaming. In 2023 the use of safer gambling tools has risen to a record high. So does the new sustainability report from the European Gaming & Betting Association EGBA show.
The gambling regulators of Austria, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom met in Vienna on June 11 and 12 to discuss two key topics.
Combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism in the EU is the objective of the new European anti-money laundering package.
In this article, we will delve deeper into European legislation and regulations surrounding gambling advertising. Although gambling is legal in many European countries, there are strict rules.
The European online gambling market has changed significantly in the last few years.
