Nederlandse Loterij has issued a formal demand to the operators and executives of the illegal gambling site Skyhills to cease operations in the Netherlands. Nederlandse Loterij is also holding them...
The Albanese Government has introduced legislation to criminalise match-fixing and strengthen the integrity of sport in Australia. Sport is woven into the fabric of Australian life. It builds community, teaches...
Apple is currently facing a significant lawsuit in Brazil, contending with allegations that the App Store does not adequately protect minors from accessing casino games and betting applications. The lawsuit...
Novig has sued Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul and state gaming administrator John Dillett, asking a federal court to block the state from treating its sports event contracts as illegal...
Approximately 17,000 Norwegians in the class action lawsuit filed against Norsk Tipping will now be participants in a completely separate million-dollar draw. No one else will have the opportunity to...
Flight-tracking company FlightAware has filed a lawsuit against prediction-markets operator Kalshi, alleging the platform improperly leveraged its proprietary information and brand to support wagering on flight cancellations. The complaint, submitted August 10, 2026, in...
Federal prosecutors have alleged that a key defendant in the ongoing NBA gambling case has attempted to tamper with witnesses, including by posting a rat emoji on Instagram. The U.S....
Former US Congressman George Santos has agreed to pay USD 35,000 to settle a federal investigation into suspicious trades on prediction marketplace Kalshi, after he bet against his own plans...
The Court of Appeal has refused The New Lottery Company Limited (TNLC) and Northern & Shell PLC’s application to appeal part of the High Court decision from April 2026 which...
New York State has sued Kalshi for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation in the state, marking another setback for the prediction market platform. On Friday, New York Attorney General...
