Licensing frameworks, jurisdictional shifts, compliance rulings. The expertise lane.
New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs has named 11 entities that won the right to apply for up to 15 online casino licences. Winning the auction does not guarantee a licence.
Finland's National Police Board has issued four prohibition decisions and six conditional fines for illegal gambling marketing in 2026, with company-level conditional fines set between €100,000 and €1.2 million.
Michigan's Gaming Control Board has sent cease-and-desist letters to 33 offshore operators running unlicensed casino, sweepstakes and sports betting for state residents. What the regulator said.
Finland, Greece, Sweden — in a single week, European regulators moved against unlicensed and non-compliant gambling through fines, criminal complaints and licence suspensions. The pattern.
New York's attorney general has filed suit against Polymarket, alleging the prediction-market platform ran an unlicensed gambling business and took wagers from users under 21. What the lawsuit claims.
Germany's regulator says channelisation has reached 77% — and is using that figure to argue for more flexible rules. Why the number, and the argument behind it, matter for the licensed market.
Finland's National Police Board has logged 75 gambling licence applications ahead of the country's regulated market opening — with none yet approved. Where the process stands.
A House of Lords committee has recommended a comprehensive ban on gambling advertising in the UK. Important: this is a recommendation, not law. Here's exactly what was proposed.
The Netherlands' KSA has granted its first eight follow-up online gambling licences as the original 2021 licences approach expiry. Here's what it means for operators in the Dutch market.
The Malta Gaming Authority and MDIA have launched a voluntary AI Gaming Charter for the iGaming industry. Here's what it covers, whether it's mandatory, and how it sits alongside the EU AI Act.
Curaçao's LOK gaming law is now in force, with the Curaçao Gaming Authority overseeing online licensing. Here's how the new framework works and why offering online gaming without a licence is now prohibited.