iGaming Regulation News

House Oversight Chairman James Comer from Kentucky and Senator Joni Ernst from Iowa are calling for an investigation into federal charge card use at the Department of Defense. They found thousands of charges on DOD-issued cards at places such as casinos, bars, and nightclubs, made with taxpayer money. The two lawmakers sent a letter to […]

The small island of Anjouan made a statement in the global iGaming space with its announcement of 825 active gaming licenses and 2,017 live gaming websites. Once a lesser-known jurisdiction, Anjouan is now on the global iGaming map, following strategic regulatory reforms and strong support from partners like Fast Offshore. This achievement highlights Anjouan’s transformation […]

VGW, a sweepstakes casino market leader, announced the formation of a new trade group called the Social Gaming Leadership Alliance (SGLA) on 20 May. VGW and several other sweepstake casino operators in the US founded the lobbying group, which is led by former Republican congressman Jeff Duncan. Members of the trade association are VGW, Playstudios, […]

ACMA goes after Unibet for breaches related to the National Self-Exclusion Register More than 950 user accounts that were excluded through BetStop were not blocked by Unibet The regulator called this a “very serious” failure and gave the operator an AU$1 million fine The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) put out a new statement […]

Following the exits of Dreamz and CrazyFox, SPINIA and Mason Slots are also withdrawing from the Dutch market. These online casinos, owned by N1 Interactive Limited, will be accessible to players in the Netherlands for the last time on May 25th, 2025. Customers received notifications via email that they have until the closure date to […]

A streamer agreed to pay DKK 10,000 as a fine after promoting gambling sites on Twitch without having Danish licenses. Twitch allows users to broadcast live video. Streams may feature gaming, product unboxing, or gambling. On a number of occasions, the streamer promoted gambling sites not licensed for play in Denmark through his Twitch channels. […]

The Missouri Gaming Commission has started accepting applications from sports betting operators. That process begins this week. It’s ahead of the formal regulatory framework kicking in on August 30, 2025. That sets an interim window — from May 15 through August 30 — that the commission will use to review applications carefully and issue temporary […]

The Danish Gambling Authority, Spillemyndigheden has reportedly fined a Danish Twitch streamer DKK 10,000 ($1,505) for adverts for unlicensed gambling sites during his streams. The authority says the streamer had been promoting gambling services that do not have the required license to operate in Denmark. After an investigation into the streamer’s activities the case was […]

Key Points TaDa Gaming has been licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. Over 180 games in the portfolio across fishing shooter, slot, crash and bingo. Added to existing licences in Malta, Greece, Romania and Sweden. TaDa Gaming has received the UK Gambling Commission licence, a big step in its global expansion plan. With this licence, […]

Industry expert Ron Mendelson of Fast Offshore looks at Nevis’ new online gambling legislation. The island of Nevis has taken a big step to become a major player in the online gambling industry by passing new legislation to regulate iGaming. The Nevis Online Gaming Bill 2025 was officially enacted on April 29 and now the […]