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Croatia Launches National Player Register for Safer Gambling
Croatia has launched Registar Igrača, a national player registry managed by HZJZ, to combat gambling addiction and enhance state oversight. By 2026, all licensed operators must integrate with the new public health-focused system.
Northern Ireland Opposes UK Unified Gambling Tax Plan
Northern Ireland lawmakers have urged the UK government to drop plans for a unified gambling tax, arguing that online gaming should be taxed at higher rates to address addiction risks and rising social costs.
Argentina Tightens Online Gambling Advertising Rules
Argentina has introduced Resolution 446/2025, enforcing mandatory health warnings and stricter ad visibility standards across all online gambling promotions, including influencer and radio advertising, to promote responsible gaming and protect consumers.
Belgium’s Gambling Regulator Warns of Staffing Crisis
Belgium’s gambling regulator CJH has warned that chronic underfunding and rigid government oversight are threatening its ability to regulate the growing gaming market, urging lawmakers for full control over staffing and financing.
Argentina Advances Online Betting Ad Ban Bill
Argentina’s lower house has approved a bill banning advertising for online betting to combat addiction. The Senate will now consider the proposal, which targets influencer promotions and seeks to protect vulnerable groups.
Betano Launches Humorous Campaign for Responsible Betting
Betano introduces “El Responsável,” a responsible gaming campaign featuring football legend Loco Abreu. The initiative combines humor and education to promote safe betting, offering tools, guidance, and awareness for players in Brazil’s regulated market.
MGA Intensifies Oversight of Maltese Football Betting
The MGA has released a detailed review of betting on Maltese football, examining operator data, betting trends, and integrity controls. The regulator highlighted cross-border risks, automated monitoring use, and the need for close supervision to protect the sporting ecosystem.
Lithuania Sets New Gambling Age Limit at 21 by 2025
Lithuania is raising its minimum gambling age to 21 starting November 2025 while introducing automated risk monitoring, enforced session limits, and escalating operator penalties. The phased rollout aims to strengthen player protection and align with EU responsible gambling standards.
Key Checks Before Using a Crypto Casino
As crypto casinos grow in popularity, players must take steps to avoid scams and unreliable platforms. Verifying licensing, fairness tools, payment policies, security, reputation, and bonus terms ensures safer gaming and more secure withdrawals in the crypto betting world.
Kazakhstan Pilots Biometric ID Checks in Gambling Sector
Kazakhstan has begun a government-backed pilot introducing biometric identity checks in the gambling industry. The program uses facial recognition and AI to verify players, prevent fraud, restrict minors, and enforce responsible gaming, signalling a major digital shift in regulatory oversight.
Thailand to Introduce Landmark Law for Digital Gaming
Thailand is preparing a first-of-its-kind law to regulate games with gambling-like mechanics, including loot boxes. The bill aims to strengthen transparency, protect consumers, and support industry innovation, positioning Thailand as a regional leader in ethical game regulation.
Rio Leads Gaming Regulation at G2E 2025 Las Vegas
At G2E 2025 in Las Vegas, Rio’s lottery authority Loterj showcased its advanced regulatory model for online gaming and VLTs. Leaders highlighted transparency, innovation, and responsible governance, positioning Rio as a benchmark market for Latin America’s regulated gaming industry.