The English Football Association (FA) has launched an investigation into allegations suspended referee David Coote discussed handing out a yellow card before a match. First reported by The Sun, the investigation...
The UK government has taken its first steps towards strengthening gambling harm legislation today, confirming plans to implement a statutory levy on gambling profits and online slot stake limits to...
The members of the ANJ board decided in March 2024 to refer nine procedures against operators to the Sanctions Committee. They were accused of exceeding the ceiling for the player...
The industry organisations VNLOK and NOGA today launched the reporting centre ‘Meld Vals Spel’ to tackle illegal online casinos and gambling practices. This initiative enables members of VNLOK and NOGA,...
The UK Government has been urged to restrict gambling advertising in Northern Ireland. Members of the Stormont Assembly’s All Party Group on Reducing Harm Relating to Gambling have written to Lisa Nandy, Secretary of State for...
The Dutch Gaming Authority (Ksa) has imposed a fine of €1,125,000 on Blue High House S.A. for offering online gambling without the required permit. This is prohibited, Blue High House...
The Ohio Casino Control Commission noted in a release that it discovered DraftKings offered proposition wagers on individual college athletes in violation of Ohio administrative code. They also permitted deposit-enabled...
Australia’s ban on gambling advertising will not be introduced this week, it was revealed yesterday (Nov. 24). This may also be the last week the Australian Parliament sits this term,...
Prediction marketplace Polymarket has expanded its access restrictions to include users in France, amid a reported investigation by France’s National Gaming Authority (ANJ) into the platform’s compliance with local gambling laws....
The SP and ChristenUnie believe that the government is not intervening quickly enough in the online gambling market and are, therefore, doing so themselves with a bill. They want to...
