Gambling legislation

Online casino laws are always changing and staying ahead of new regulations requires a dedicated category to this subject so you can quickly see which new licensing authorities will affect your live casino gaming experience.

Maybe a new software provider just picked up an MGA or UKGC license and is about to make an inaugural appearance or a welcome return in your jurisdiction. A casino operator may have just expanded its operations into your area thanks to a new licence, or new regulations that apply to cryptocurrencies and gambling may have just hit your live casino.

By reading our gambling legislation news, you will also see new laws that apply to the way you bet. For example, the UKGC banned credit cards to top up online casino accounts, or in Germany, a brand-new online casino licensing regulations are now in full swing.

As long as there is regulatory news circulating the live casino rumor mill, we will dig in, untangle all the noise surrounding new gambling legislation laws/regulations, and deliver a factual report giving you a clear cut report so you can understand the positive and/or negative affects!

UK Gambling Operators Criticised for Letting Problem Gambler Wager £1.3 Million in Stolen Funds

UK Gambling Operators Criticised for Letting Problem Gambler Wager £1.3 Million in Stolen Funds. These platforms were Betfair, Betway, etc. (Image by Christopher on Unsplash) Gambling operators in the UK won a whopping sum of £1.3 million. However, these funds were from a problem gambler who had stolen

By |2021-06-19T09:27:30+00:0018. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

UK Government Set To Increase Online and Land-Based Operators’ Application and License Fees

UK Government Set To Increase Online and Land-Based Operators’ Application and License Fees. This will help them better deal with challenges. (Image by Colin Watts on Unsplash) The UK Government released its publication at the start of the week in reaction to a consultation carried out on a

By |2021-06-17T05:53:49+00:0016. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

Quik Gaming Obtains UKGC License Successfully

Quik Gaming Obtains UKGC License Successfully. This approval is coming after a thorough and long preparation exercise by Quik Gaming. (Image by Chris Liverani on Unsplash) According to a press release from Quik Gaming, it has been able to secure the United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) license approval.

By |2021-06-17T05:53:42+00:0016. June 2021|Categories: Casino games manufacturer, Gambling legislation|Tags: |

Dam Mad Media’s Weekly Round-Up of Safer Gambling

Dam Mad Media’s Weekly Round-Up of Safer Gambling. The European gaming and betting Association among others had a lot to say. (Image from Unsplash) With the European Championship kick-starting, there has been a focus on the relationship between football and gambling especially with Channel 4 set to begin

By |2021-06-17T05:47:26+00:0014. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

Will Gambling Advertising Remain In The UK?

There is an ongoing review on Gambling Advertising In The UK championed by the government with many worried about the outcome. (Image by Adi Coco on Unsplash) There is an ongoing review on gambling championed by the UK government. Many operators feared that the review will bring in

By |2021-06-17T05:47:20+00:0013. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

Doral City in Florida Passes Measure to Make Sure That Donald Trump’s Resort Does Not Have A Casino

Doral City in Florida Passes Measure to Ensure Donald Trump’s Resort Does Not Have A Casino. This is except approval is sought from residents. (Image by Michał Parzuchowski on Unsplash) Donald Trump now has a lot of work to do in convincing many people if he wants the

By |2021-06-17T05:43:52+00:0012. June 2021|Categories: Economy and Finance, Gambling legislation|Tags: |

More Than 40 Percent of German Players Could Migrate To Offshore Providers

More Than 40 Percent of German Players Could Migrate To Offshore Providers. This is due to the protection measures on draconian players. (Image Source: Unsplash) Research has found that the protection measures on draconian players could cause over 40 percent of them to move to the black market.

By |2021-06-17T05:26:21+00:0012. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

Gambling Commission Choose Andrew Rhodes As Its Interim Chief Executive

Gambling Commission Choose Andrew Rhodes As Its Interim Chief Executive. Rhodes is expected to resume duties later this month. (Image by Jack Finnigan on Unsplash) The British Gambling Commission has announced that Andrew Rhodes has now been appointed as its interim Chief Executive. The announcement comes after a highly

By |2021-06-17T05:44:46+00:0011. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

Australian Regulator Set To Carry Out Investigations on All Casino Companies

Australian Regulator Set To Carry Out Investigations on All Casino Companies. These will include include Crown Resorts, and many more. The anti-money laundering regulator in Australia has announced that its plans to extend its investigation to include the National Australia Bank, Crown Resorts, SkyCity Entertainment Group, and Star

By |2021-06-07T22:23:31+00:007. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: |

The MGA Simplifies the Return To Player (RTP) Percentage For Both Land-based and Remote Sectors

The MGA Simplifies the Return To Player (RTP) Percentage For Both Land-based and Remote Sectors. Now RTP for online operators will be 85%. (Image Source: mga.org.mt) The Malta Gaming Authority is set to streamline the minimum RTP (return to player) percentage applicable to licensees in all sectors as

By |2021-06-05T14:56:57+00:004. June 2021|Categories: Gambling legislation|Tags: , |
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