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Entain BetStop Failures Push ACMA Into Action

Key Points More than 500 breaches surfaced after self-excluded users still managed to open or use betting accounts because identity matching and account linking systems failed. Regulators ordered an 18-month court-enforceable remediation programme instead of direct financial penalties, forcing compliance reviews and system upgrades. The case exposed wider weakness inside gambling compliance systems and raised […]

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Alberta Gambling Ads Open Early as Google Changes Policy

Key Points Google Ads will begin accepting gambling ads in Alberta from 4 May 2026, but only gambling companies holding AGLC licenses will be able to advertise using the certification and geo-targeting framework that begins on 13 July 2026. Before the official launch of the market, the gambling companies can only conduct awareness campaigns as […]

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FanDuel CEO Exit Creates Pressure Around Flutter’s US Direction

Key Points Amy Howe left the FanDuel CEO role with immediate effect after leading a strong expansion, while Flutter shared no direct reason and leadership changes pointed toward internal concern. Flutter started reshaping management during slower US growth, lower profit expectations, and market pressure, despite FanDuel holding a 39% market share. Christian Genetski and Dan […]

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Norwegian Regulator Investigates Unpaid Horse Racing Bets From February

Norsk Rikstoto is under formal investigation after over 5,000 bets were placed without payment during two separate incidents earlier this year. The government-owned operator for horse racing experienced a major technical malfunction between 3 and 5 February, according to Norwegian racing publication Trav- og Galopp-Nytt. These unpaid wagers were not quarantined from the system. Instead, […]

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