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Dutch Regulator Fines Casino Zoetermeer €25,000 For Cruks Entry Failures

The Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) has fined Casino Zoetermeer after two self-excluded customers were allowed into its gaming hall to place wagers. It originally imposed a €25,000 penalty following an investigation launched in 2022. A court later reduced the fine to €21,500 after ruling that the enforcement process had taken longer than a reasonable period. […]

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Brazilian Court Keeps Pixbet Suspended Over Concerns About Underage Gambling Controls

A Brazilian court has upheld the nationwide suspension of betting operator Pixbet Soluções Tecnológicas Ltda, ruling that the platform must stay offline until demonstrating that its age verification systems provide effective protection against underage gambling. Acting judge Adílson Fabrício rejected the company’s interlocutory appeal and refused to suspend an earlier injunction issued by the Campina […]

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Nepal’s Tourism Reform Bill Proposes Major Changes For Casino Regulation

Nepal’s lawmakers have moved into a crucial stage of the proposed overhaul of its tourism laws after submitting amendments to the Tourism Bill 2081. According to local publication The Tourism Times, 58 members of the House of Representatives have proposed changes across casino oversight, ownership structures, anti-money laundering (AML) requirements, licensing rules and foreign investment. […]

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Settlement Money Leaves the Sector: UKGC’s Consolidated Fund Decision Sparks Funding Fears

Key Points More than half of consultation respondents opposed the change, yet the UKGC confirmed the decision on 22 July 2026, with immediate effect. Regulatory settlement payments historically funded gambling harm research, treatment and prevention, often distributed through GambleAware, which closed on 31 March 2026. The UKGC judged the consolidated fund as “the only viable […]

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Mauritius Kills Off Hotel Casino Licences and Puts Casinos Under Tax Surveillance in 2026/27 Budget

Key Points The hotel casino licence category is gone entirely, with hotel-based operations now required to obtain a standard casino licence going forward. Limited payout machine operators join casino and gaming house operators as eligible holders of digital gaming licences for the first time. Every casino and Gaming House server must now connect directly to […]

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