Illegal gambling is dominating Germany
A recent study by Gunther Schnabl reveals that the black market dominates the online gambling industry in Germany.
A recent study by Gunther Schnabl reveals that the black market dominates the online gambling industry in Germany.
Gaming1, a major player in the gaming sector in Belgium, announced a revolutionary initiative in partnership with ULB during the European Safer Gambling Week: the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent addiction gambling.
The world of Italian football is rocked by a new illegal sports betting scandal, this time involving AC Milan player Alessandro Florenzi. The Turin public prosecutor’s office has opened an […]
The Veikkaus company, the only legal gambling operator in Finland, announces a major change in its operations by introducing an identification requirement for the purchase and redemption of scratch tickets.
The City of Halle, in Belgium, takes a radical decision by banning new gambling establishments, but opts for continuity for existing operators. Restriction of new establishments The Halle municipal council […]
Today marks the start of European Safer Gambling Week (ESGW). This is the annual campaign to increase awareness of responsible gaming in Europe. Founded by the European Gaming and Betting […]
A ruling done by a Dutch court has ordered two online gaming companies, including Unibet, to repay substantial amounts to Dutch players. The move follows a ban on online gaming […]
BAGO call the government to take measures to combat the scourge of illegal operators while preserving the integrity of legal operators.
Finland planning to open up gambling market and modernize the gambling industry by replacing the Veikkaus monopoly with a licensing system.
The EGBA recently called for a review of Italy’s total ban on gambling advertising.
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Three Italian footballers, Nicolo Fagioli, Sandro Tonali and Nicolò Zaniolo, are implicated in an illegal gambling scandal.
In Belgium, the market is regulated by the Gaming Commission, recently, they added nine new sites to its blacklist of illegal online casinos.
There is a growing trend in Belgian city centres to stop extending betting shop licenses.