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Denmark to License Radio and Walkie-Talkie Banko
Denmark plans to regulate Banko, radio and walkie-talkie bingo, from 2026 under a low-cost licence. The scheme targets community organisers and small associations, with oversight by Spillemyndigheden and compliance requirements scaled to risk.
Brazil Senate Approves Gradual Rise in Betting Tax
Brazil’s Senate committee approved PL 5.473/2025, gradually increasing the gross gaming revenue tax from 12% to 18% by 2028, affecting betting operators and payment fintechs while funding social and health programs.
Finland Proposes Licensed Gambling Market with B2B Rules
Finland’s new legislative proposal HE 16/2025 introduces B2C and B2B licensing, splits state operator Veikkaus into monopoly and competitive entities, and establishes a supervisory authority, marking a major step toward a regulated, competitive gambling market.
SolutionsHub Expands to Dublin for Irish Gambling Reform
SolutionsHub has established a Dublin office to assist operators preparing for Ireland’s new iGaming licensing regime. The consultancy offers end-to-end compliance support, helping clients navigate the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland’s upcoming requirements.
Buenos Aires Bans Child Support Debtors from Casinos
Buenos Aires Province has approved a new law blocking individuals who owe child support from entering casinos and gaming halls. Operators must verify identities through RDAM and face strong penalties for non-compliance, reinforcing child protection and regulatory accountability.
Myanmar Targets Shwe Kokko, KK Park Illegal Networks
Myanmar has launched an extensive crackdown on illegal gambling and telecom fraud in Shwe Kokko and KK Park, demolishing structures, seizing thousands of devices, and detaining over 2,000 foreign nationals in a coordinated law-enforcement effort.
Austria Nears Major Online Gambling Reform
Austria’s long-standing online gambling monopoly is approaching reform as 2027 licence expiries create urgency. Proposed changes focus on liberalisation, improved player protection, tax adjustments, and a modernised regulatory framework for the market.
Stockholm Poker Club Raid Sparks Major Legal Debate
A high-intensity police raid on Stockholm’s Krukan poker club has ignited national debate over illegal gambling networks, licensing rules, and law-enforcement tactics, highlighting growing tensions within Sweden’s shrinking live poker and land-based gaming ecosystem.
Montenegro Rejects Challenge to New Gambling Law
Montenegro has rejected a constitutional review of its new gambling law, confirming plans to implement wide-ranging reforms. While the government insists the framework is lawful and balanced, operators warn the rules could destabilise the regulated market.
Brazil Proposes Online Betting Tax for Security Funding
Brazil’s Anti-Faction Bill proposes a 15% tax on online betting to finance prison expansion and strengthen law enforcement, creating a long-term link between the growing digital gambling market and national public security priorities.
PAGCOR Reinforces Online Gaming Reforms Amid Q3 Dip
PAGCOR is intensifying its regulatory push as Q3 gaming revenue slightly declines, reinforcing e-wallet restrictions, compliance standards, and consumer safeguards. The regulator says short-term disruption is necessary to boost transparency, credibility, and long-term industry stability.
Brazil Moves to Standardize State and Municipal Lotteries
Brazil’s new PL 5982/2025 aims to standardize state and municipal lotteries with clear rules, stronger governance, AML safeguards, tech requirements, and defined revenue allocation to social sectors, positioning the framework as a major modernization step for the industry.