Regulations & Licenses

The UK Gambling Commission has announced that it considered suspending Evolution's gaming licence following revelations that the company’s live casino games were made available on unlicensed websites accessible to consumers …

Tabcorp Holdings Limited, a major player in Australia's wagering and media sector, has been fined over AU$2.7 million (approximately US$1.8 million) by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) due …

Mauritius is making significant changes to its gambling regulations, with a sweeping reform introduced in the 2026/27 budget. The budget eliminates the hotel casino licensing category entirely and broadens the …

The High Court in Kenya has temporarily halted the implementation of a new framework for gambling licenses. Justice William Musyoka issued a stay order against the Gambling Control (Licensing) Regulations …

The government of Bulgaria has dismissed opposition calls for significant increases in gambling taxes and stricter advertising restrictions. This decision comes even as officials acknowledged the country's channelisation rate is …

New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs has taken a significant step in launching its regulated online casino market by inviting applications for licenses. Operators interested in obtaining one of the …

Mauritius is set to abolish an entire category of gambling licenses, while also expanding its fiscal oversight over casinos. The 2026/27 budget reveals that the licensing for hotel casinos will …

New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs has begun accepting applications for online casino licenses, marking a significant milestone in the country's newly regulated iGaming market. Up to 15 licenses are …

Bulgaria's government has turned down opposition calls for a substantial tax increase on gambling and tighter advertising controls, acknowledging that the nation faces a channelization rate of roughly 60%. In …