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Iceland Eyes Gambling Reform to Curb Offshore Betting
Iceland is re-evaluating its outdated gambling laws as billions flow to offshore sites. Justice Minister Þorbjörg Gunnlaugsdóttir signals support for a licensing model to regulate the digital betting market and recover lost revenue.
Paraguay Launches National Gambling Training Programme
Paraguay launches a national Municipal and Sectoral Training Plan led by Conajzar, APOJA, and CPJA. The initiative enhances local oversight, tackles illegal gambling, aligns regulations, and promotes responsible gaming nationwide.
Apuesta Total Expands Club Deals in Peru’s Volleyball League
Apuesta Total reinforces its commitment to Peruvian volleyball by sponsoring six teams in the new season. The operator’s fresh club-focused model supports player development, enhances fan interaction, and strengthens community ties through sports.
Coljuegos, Valle del Cauca Unite to Fight Illegal Gambling
Coljuegos signed its 41st “Pacto por la Legalidad” with Valle del Cauca authorities to combat illegal gambling, confiscate unlicensed machines, and protect healthcare funding while promoting legal, responsible gaming nationwide.
ASA Updates Gambling Ads Rules for Social Media Influencers
The UK ASA has updated gambling advertising guidance, tightening rules for influencers to limit appeal to under-18s. Operators must assess campaigns’ audience, content, and tone to ensure compliance under CAP and BCAP standards.
Canada Bill S-211 Targets National Sports Betting Ad Rules
Bill S-211 seeks to establish consistent national standards for sports betting advertising in Canada. The legislation responds to public concerns over ad saturation and aims to protect consumers while providing a unified regulatory framework.
Brazil Proposes 24% Gambling Tax Following Failed Reform
Brazil’s Workers’ Party has introduced a new bill to impose a 24% tax on gross gaming revenue, aiming to boost public funding and curb gambling risks. The proposal follows a failed tax measure and faces strong industry scrutiny.
Tokyo Police Act After 13-Year-Old’s Online Crypto Gambling
Tokyo police referred a 13-year-old boy to child authorities after discovering heavy online casino activity funded through cryptocurrency. The case exposes weak age verification, growing youth gambling risks, and calls for tighter digital safeguards in Japan.
California Blocks Online Sweepstakes Casinos with AB 831 Law
California has passed AB 831, banning online sweepstakes casinos and targeting unlicensed gambling platforms using dual-currency systems. The law takes effect January 2026, imposing penalties on operators and partners while reinforcing tribal gaming exclusivity and consumer protection.
Macau Reports 9.5% Decline in Casino Suspicious Transactions
Macau’s gaming sector recorded a 9.5% drop in suspicious transaction reports in the first nine months of 2025, attributed to weaker economic activity and steady regulatory oversight. Despite the decline, casinos remain the primary focus of financial monitoring efforts.
DigiPlus Teams Up with Bayad to Boost OTC Payments
DigiPlus has entered an exclusive partnership with Bayad to expand over-the-counter payment options for BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone users. The move strengthens transaction security, supports responsible gambling, and aligns with DigiPlus’ domestic growth and international expansion.
Shuffle.com Reports Data Breach via Partner Fast Track
Shuffle.com alerts users to a data breach affecting partner Fast Track, exposing personal and transaction data. No passwords or funds were compromised, but users are urged to enable 2FA and remain vigilant for phishing.