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Class Action Looms Over Norsk Tipping Lottery Errors
Norway’s state-owned operator Norsk Tipping faces a potential class action after regulators confirmed lottery draw probability errors lasting nearly ten years, prompting consumer claims over misrepresented odds and regulatory breaches.
Finland Approves Gambling Reform Ahead of 2027 Launch
Finland has passed landmark gambling reform legislation, setting a phased transition toward a licensed market from 2026, with expanded advertising rules, staggered regulatory oversight, and renewed focus on channelisation and enforcement.
Arizona Moves to Revoke Underdog Fantasy Licence
Arizona’s gambling regulator has initiated proceedings to revoke Underdog’s fantasy sports licence, citing its collaboration with Crypto.com and involvement in prediction markets, marking the first state-level enforcement action against the emerging betting format.
Brazil Advances Tougher Crackdown on Illegal Betting
Brazil’s lawmakers advance Bill 4044/2025, proposing stricter financial monitoring, payment restrictions and digital blocking measures to curb illegal betting, protect consumers and strengthen the country’s newly regulated wagering framework.
Brazil Blocks Online Betting for 900,000 Welfare Users
Brazil blocks online gambling for 900,000 recipients of social welfare programs, including Bolsa Família and BPC. The measure enforces consumer protection and prevents public funds from being used for wagering across licensed betting platforms.
India’s Online Gaming Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
India’s Supreme Court postponed its ruling on the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act until January 2026, leaving operators in uncertainty and shaping the future regulatory framework for real-money iGaming across the country.
Macau Probes Resort Chef Over Private-Sector Bribery
Macau’s CCAC is investigating a senior Executive Chef accused of soliciting cash and gifts from job candidates in exchange for employment favours. The case highlights recurring integrity risks within gaming-sector hiring and growing pressure for stricter compliance oversight.
Rio Grande do Norte Prepares 2026 Lottery Launch
Rio Grande do Norte is moving toward a mid-2026 launch of its state lottery, advancing regulated betting through new accreditation rules, updated operational frameworks, and projected revenue growth as the state modernizes oversight and prepares multiple betting modalities.
New York Sweepstake Ban Renews Push for Regulated iGaming
New York’s sweepstakes casino ban is driving fresh momentum for regulated iGaming, with Senator Joseph Addabbo pushing for safe, licensed online play as the state advances downstate casino licensing and prepares for potential budget discussions on online casino legislation.
Vietnam Considers Simplified Casino Entry Verification
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance examines updates to casino regulations, focusing on simplifying financial capacity checks for domestic players. Proposed reforms include higher entry fees instead of extensive documentation, supporting smoother access amid expanding local gaming opportunities.
Turkey Jails Football Figures in Expanding Betting Probe
Turkish authorities have arrested 20 individuals, including Super Lig players and a former club president, as a sweeping illegal betting investigation widens across multiple football divisions. The case has triggered suspensions, bans, and growing concerns over league integrity.
Pasig City Imposes Sweeping Ban on Gambling Advertising
Pasig City has implemented one of the Philippines’ strictest gambling advertising bans, prohibiting nearly all out-of-home promotional materials and restricting operator visibility to licensed premises as national regulatory pressure on gaming promotion intensifies.