Things are changing in Kindred’s boardrooms. Following the takeover by la Française des Jeux (FDJ), chairman Evert Carlsson and five other directors have resigned.
In Italy, it will become a lot more difficult for minors to access adult content. Such as gambling and pornography or other types of content.
The UK Labour Party is considering a big increase in taxes on gambling companies. Perhaps as much as £3 billion. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is looking at ways to plug a huge £22 billion hole in the government’s finances.
The Brazilian Ministry of Sports has published new guidelines for approving sports betting and iGaming operations.
The Belgian Starcasino has finally received its license for the Netherlands. This means that they will soon be allowed to offer legal gambling in the country. When exactly will they […]
The Belgian Association of Gaming Operators (BAGO) is not happy with an article that appeared on the Knack website yesterday.
At the beginning of October, the French government announced a probable surtax on games of chance to replenish the Social Security coffers.
A major preliminary hearing was scheduled for October 31 in the case between gambling giant Entain and the former owners of BetCity.
VNLOK and NOGA, two major trade associations in the Dutch gambling industry, are concerned.
Illegal, yet wildly popular: millions of French people unknowingly visit illegal gambling sites, including online casinos.
The Dutch Mental Health Care (De Nederlandse GGZ) is sounding the alarm. Since 2021, when the online gambling market opened, gambling has become a lot easier for everyone.
Norwegian regulator Lotteritilsynet is investigating whether state-owned gambling company Norsk Tipping has broken the rules. The problem? Some players were unable to block themselves from the gambling app.
In the Netherlands, the online gambling world is booming. The first half of 2024 saw a growth of no less than 8%.
The debate over Ireland’s Gambling Regulation Bill 2022 is back on the table, with many of the old arguments appearing to be revived.
The leaders of the Swedish and Danish gambling associations, Gustaf Hoffstedt (BOS) and Morten Ronde (Spillebranchen), believe that the gambling monopoly in countries such as Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway will soon disappear.
