iGaming Industry News, Regulation & Market Insights

According to the latest figures from Spillemyndigheden, Danish gambling revenue reached DKK 680m (£78.5m) in April. This represents a 2.3% increase compared to the same month in 2025. Online gambling remained the market’s strongest-performing segment. Revenue reached DKK 392m during April, an 18.4% year-on-year increase and the highest growth rate across all gambling verticals. Land-based […]

Norway’s gambling monopoly could face its biggest challenge in years after senior Progress Party politician Himanshu Gulati renewed calls to switch to a licensing model. Speaking at the annual Spillkonferansen gambling conference, Gulati said replacing the current monopoly system would become one of the party’s most important cultural policy priorities if re-elected. “I have for […]

ProphetX has received approval from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to operate as both a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and a Derivatives Clearing Organisation (DCO). The approvals allow the company to transition from its previous sports betting exchange and sweepstakes model into a federally regulated prediction market platform. Under the new structure, ProphetX […]

Gibraltar has taken another step towards becoming a major centre for prediction markets after granting approval in principle to WagerWire.  The move comes two months after the territory welcomed its first licensed prediction market operator, ADI Predictstreet. While ADI Predictstreet was announced earlier this year, its platform only went live this week ahead of the […]

Cambodia has revoked the operating licence of Roxy Casino in Bavet City after investigators uncovered evidence linking the property to online fraud activities. According to local reports, the Commercial Gambling Management Commission of Cambodia (CGMC) cancelled the licence following an inspection conducted on 21 May. The decision is part of a government campaign targeting scam […]

Kannspelautoriteit has fined operator 711 €886,000 after an investigation found repeated failures to meet its duty of care obligations.  The regulator reviewed 10 player accounts and concluded that the operator did not adequately protect them from gambling harm. According to the KSA, every file examined contained breaches of the Dutch Gambling Act, which occurred between […]