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New Jersey Hits 30 Online Casinos While Lawmakers Push Tax on Prediction Markets

Key Points Three new online casino platforms, namely Vegas Club Casino, Ember Casino, and Betinia Casino, pushed New Jersey’s total from 27 to 30 active sites, all launching under Caesars-linked market access agreements. New Jersey’s iGaming revenue reached a record $276.3 million in May 2026, up 11.9% year on year, with year-to-date online casino revenue […]

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Italian Authorities Shut Down Illegal Betting Centres in Sicily as Reform Stalemate Deepens

Key Points ADM and Guardia di Finanza inspected 14 venues across Agrigento, shutting two illegal betting centres and imposing fines exceeding €20,000. Seized terminals in Porto Empedocle were disconnected from Italy’s national gaming network, allowing operators to bypass PREU tax recording. Italy’s illegal gambling market is estimated at up to €22 billion, while the regulated […]

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Colombia’s Petro Makes Last-Ditch Push for Permanent Online Gambling VAT Before Leaving Office

Key Points Colombia’s outgoing Petro government submitted a new tax reform bill on Monday seeking a permanent 19% VAT on online gambling deposits, with inauguration of successor Abelardo de la Espriella set for 7 August 2026. The bill projects COP1.7 trillion ($530.8 million) in tax revenue from online gambling in 2027, though Fecoljuegos previously reported […]

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Australia’s Gambling Reform Bill: Bigger Than It Looks, But Still Not Enough

Key Points Labor’s Gambling Reform Bill stops short of a full advertising ban but introduces sweeping restrictions on how operators promote their services. Legal experts predict greater consolidation among Australian betting operators as compliance costs climb. The bill faces fierce opposition from multiple political factions, with the Labor conference becoming the latest arena for the […]

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Evolution Nearly Lost Its UK Licence. A £4.75m Settlement Is What Kept It

Key Points Suspension of Evolution’s UK licence was actively considered by the Gambling Commission before the £4.75m settlement was finalised. Five Evolution live casino games appeared on six unlicensed websites accessible to British consumers for nearly a full year, between December 2023 and November 2024. The compliance cost was tangible: ring-fencing across Europe pushed Evolution’s […]

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PAGCOR Privatisation Could Reduce Annual Universal Healthcare Funding

According to a new legal analysis, the Philippine government’s privatisation plan for Casino Filipino under PACGOR’s restructuring could reduce funding for the country’s Universal Health Care programme. A report by Geronimo Law states that separating PAGCOR’s regulatory and operating functions may resolve governance concerns. However, this could also impact a major  recurring revenue source for […]

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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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