Brazil has approved 71 gambling licenses.
The Dutch government is working on an updated gambling policy.
LeoVegas Group, one of the biggest names in online gambling, has joined the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA).
The Gambling Authority in the Netherlands is launching a new campaign to make young adults aware of the dangers of gambling.
In Sweden, online gambling operator Videoslots has just received some news that, although mixed, offers partial relief.
From 1 January 2025, gambling sponsorship will be subject to stricter supervision. However, there are calls for a complete ban.
November 25, 2024 marks a major turning point in the fight against illegal online gambling in the Netherlands. The Dutch professional associations VNLOK (Vergunde Nederlandse Online Kansspelaanbieders) and NOGA (Netherlands Online Gambling Association) have joined forces to launch an innovative tool: the Meld Vals Spel.
From the new year, it will be much more difficult for Belgian sports clubs to earn money through gambling companies.
Faced with the rise of manipulation in sports competitions, the National Gaming Authority (ANJ) plays a decisive role in France.
Former European Commissioner Didier Reynders is at the heart of a sensitive judicial investigation in Belgium.
The Dutch gambling regulator, Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), recently highlighted serious violations of sports betting legislation.
Belgium has taken another step towards regulating gambling. From now on, towns and cities can refuse to license betting establishments in the vicinity of schools, a move applauded by youth and anti-addiction campaigners.
Finnish authorities have added Betsson Group’s subsidiary, BML Group, to the list of payment blocks again.
Vincent van ‘t Riet, strategic advisor and marketing manager at ZEturf, has once again raised the alarm about the growing problem of illegal gambling on social media.
Since their appearance in video games, paid random content – commonly called “loot boxes” – has been the subject of constant debate.
