Key Moments: The Arizona Department of Gaming reported an increase in consumer complaints related to unlicensed gambling platforms in recent months. The regulator launched new resources to help Arizonans verify the legality of gaming sites and access support services. More than 11,000 individuals have used Arizona’s Self-Exclusion Program since 2004. Statewide Concerns Over Unregulated Gambling Operations The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) has expressed concerns about the rising number of complaints from consumers regarding unlicensed online gambling platforms. This alert has come after the beginning of the football season and…
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Vermont Experiences Annual Increase in Sports Betting Activity for August
Key Moments: Sports betting handle in Vermont reached $13.4m in August, marking an 18.58% year-on-year increase but a 9.5% sequential decline The state reported adjusted gross wagering revenue of $1.6m, with a total of $11.7m in winnings distributed Baseball attracted $3.1m in bets, up 3.3% year-on-year but down 2.7% compared to the previous month Monthly Sports Betting Overview The Vermont Liquor and Lottery authority disclosed that the state’s total sports betting handle for August was $13.4m. This figure demonstrates a rise of 18.58% compared to the previous year but reflects…
Read MoreThe Future of iGaming: How Technology Is Shaping Online Casinos Through 2030
Key Moments: Analysts anticipate major transformation in the iGaming landscape by 2030 Online casinos have effectively leveraged blockchain technology for security and transparency AI-driven personalisation and evolving regulations are set to enhance safety and user engagement Industry Overview and Competitive Dynamics Online gaming has rapidly evolved into a leading global industry, fueled by its integration of advanced technologies and a commitment to innovation. Today’s digital casinos boast thousands of platforms, offering a wide selection of games, including slots, poker, and live dealer options. Their popularity is underpinned by accessibility, enticing…
Read MoreCybersecurity Emerges as the Cornerstone of iGaming’s Evolution
Key Moments: Operators are facing heightened cybersecurity demands as regulatory requirements and security expectations increase in 2025. Cybercriminal activity has intensified, including DDoS attacks, ransomware incidents, phishing, and insider threats targeting iGaming platforms. Trust in platform security is critical, as breaches result in financial losses, regulatory penalties, and damage to reputation. The Critical Role of Security in Online Gambling Confidence forms the foundation of the iGaming sector, underpinning everything from player loyalty to business competitiveness. As operators lean heavily on digital technology, they face mounting exposure to advanced cyber threats…
Read MoreNew Licensing Legislation Poised to Reshape New Zealand’s Online Casino Market
Key Moments: The New Zealand Parliament has completed the first reading of a proposed bill to regulate the online casino sector. The bill would allow up to 15 internet casino licenses, with an initial three-year term and potential five-year extension. The Select Committee is currently inviting feedback, with anticipated enactment in early 2026. Transition to a Regulated iGaming Environment New Zealand is on the verge of a significant change in its iGaming sector, driven by a legislative proposal designed to replace the longstanding “grey market” environment with a structured regulatory…
Read MoreDenmark Considers Tighter Gambling Controls and Tax Increases
Key Moments: The Danish government is evaluating tougher advertising regulations and a possible gambling tax hike. Around 500,000 people in Denmark reportedly grapple with gambling issues, with more than 60,000 registered with ROFUS. Proposed reforms focus on prevention and early intervention to address gambling-related harm. Growing Spotlight on Gambling Challenges Concerns about gambling’s impact on public health have risen in Denmark. According to Minister for Taxation Rasmus Stoklund, approximately 500,000 individuals in the country face gambling-related challenges. Of these, over 60,000 are registered with the national self-exclusion system, ROFUS. Considering…
Read MoreIndonesia Intensifies Crackdown on Online Gambling and Welfare Misuse
Key Moments: The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs reported the removal of around 2.8 million digital items between 20 October 2024 and 16 September 2025, with 2.1 million tied to online gambling. The Ministry of Social Affairs confirmed welfare payment suspensions for more than 300,000 beneficiaries found to be engaged in online gambling. PPATK detected gambling activity involving Rp542.5 billion across 132,557 welfare recipients, with West Java leading in transaction volume. Robust Measures to Purge Gambling Content The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) has taken…
Read MoreDSWV Highlights Surge in Unregulated Betting Sites Amid Champions League Season
Key Moments: The German Sports Betting Association (DSWV) reports at least 382 illegal German-language sports betting sites. In contrast, only 34 sites are officially licensed. The UEFA Champions League kickoff has caused a sharp rise in betting activity across Germany. Participation in unauthorized sports betting may result in legal consequences, including penalties of up to six months imprisonment or a fine. Illegal Gambling Outpaces Licensed Platforms The German Sports Betting Association (DSWV) has issued a warning as the UEFA Champions League begins. Their evaluation, based on data from the Joint…
Read MoreTaDa Gaming Secures UKGC License, Expanding Access to UK Gambling Market
Key Moments: TaDa Gaming received a license from the UKGC, enabling entry into the UK market The company holds multiple international licenses and certifications, supporting its global presence TaDa Gaming has launched efforts to promote its fish-shooting games in the UK Strategic Market Entry After its successful approval for a UK Gaming Commission (UKGC) license, TaDa Gaming is set to bring its collection of slots, fish-shooting titles, and crash games to players in the United Kingdom. This move follows a track record of approvals from a variety of regulators, including…
Read MoreNew EAG Expo App Debuts to Streamline Event Experience Ahead of 2026 Show
Key Moments: The EAG Expo 2026 event app is now available for download, launched four months prior to the show at ExCeL London. EAG collaborated with Sitka, whose apps have been downloaded by nearly 500,000 exhibition attendees, to develop this digital companion. Exhibitors and visitors can access various packages, including free and paid options, with features such as appointment scheduling, product listings, and enhanced company profiles. Enhanced Digital Access for EAG Expo 2026 The EAG Expo 2026 organizing team has announced that its newly developed mobile app is fully operational…
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