The Belgian government took an important step in July 2023 by banning most forms of gambling advertising.
Memphis Depay, the Dutch star player, is paid by a Brazilian gambling company that is currently involved in a major scandal.
The UK government has decided to tighten the screws on online gambling. Since 1st September, new betting limits have been introduced for online slots, marking a turning point in the regulation of this thriving sector.
The television program Kassa has revealed that illegal gambling advertisements are being shown in the game Bejeweled Blitz by Electronic Arts (EA).
The Swedish government has given the Gaming Authority Spelinspektionen more powers to intervene directly in cases of excessive online gambling.
Veikkaus is dealing with a sharp decline in its turnover. In its financial report for the first half of 2024 the company reported a 7 percent decline in gross gaming revenue GGR.
Betsson, the well-known Swedish gambling company, has announced that it is withdrawing from the US market with its sports betting.
Finland is set to make major changes to its online gambling laws, marking a significant milestone in European gambling regulation.
Research by the investigative journalists of Gambling Club has exposed one of the practices of illegal casinos.
Google has announced that it will change its policy on gambling ads in Germany from September 25, 2024.
Since August 26, players have not been able to access the Betway online casino. Anyone who tries to log in is only presented with an information screen.
The BAGO – Belgian Association of Gaming Operators has responded to the introduction of the far-reaching changes to the Van Hecke law.
No fewer than 16 of the 25 most visited gambling sites in Belgium are illegal and operate outside the law. This shocking finding comes from a new study. And shows the scale of the problem of illegal gambling practices in Belgium.
Since 1 September 2024, the gambling landscape in Belgium has been modified by the entry into force of the law of 18 February 2024.
The Belgian Gaming Commission makes every effort to keep illegal offers out of our market as much as possible. But how does the Gaming Commission do this in practice?
