In early October, Fast Track, the Malta-based iGaming customer relationship management (CRM) solutions provider, confirmed it had suffered a cybersecurity breach that exposed user information linked to two of its partner platforms. While the company quickly contained the attack, the incident has sparked broader discussions about data security in the online gaming technology sector — a field increasingly dependent on digital infrastructure and user analytics....
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iGaming News, Laws
October 10, 2025
Spain considers a ban on VIP schemes for betting sites
You may be aware that Spain is contemplating legislation that targets VIP schemes offered by betting sites. These programs often provide perks and incentives to high-stakes gamblers, raising concerns about...
iGaming News, Laws
October 10, 2025
How dark patterns in casino apps attract regulatory focus
With the rapid rise of online gambling, casino apps have increasingly employed dark patterns to manipulate user behavior. These deceptive design strategies often mislead users into making impulsive decisions, such...
iGaming News, Laws
October 9, 2025
23red and GamCare launch new gambling harm campaign
Purpose-led creative agency 23red, part of Capgemini, has joined forces with the UK charity GamCare to launch a powerful and emotionally resonant campaign that seeks to expose the often-hidden emotional...
iGaming News, Laws
October 9, 2025
Swedish gamblers face confusion over licensed casinos
Online gambling in Sweden has grown into a major form of digital entertainment over the past decade. Yet, despite the industry’s strict regulatory environment, many Swedish players are unable to...
iGaming News, Laws
October 9, 2025
UK gambling industry faces 40% operator decline by 2027
The United Kingdom’s gambling landscape is on the brink of a seismic shift. According to a comprehensive Market Intelligence Report released by BetterGambling, an independent UK-based think tank, more than...
iGaming News, Laws
October 9, 2025
Court weighs Betfair case on £1.5m gambling losses
The United Kingdom’s Court of Appeal is examining a potentially landmark case that may redefine how far gambling operators must go to protect customers from self-destructive betting. The case, brought...
iGaming News, Laws
October 9, 2025
France debates whether horse betting still fits EU rules
It's a pivotal moment in France as lawmakers assess the compatibility of horse betting regulations with European Union directives. The ongoing debate centers on the balance between fostering a competitive...
Laws
October 9, 2025
AML officers in Malta face rising personal liability risks
It's increasingly evident that AML officers in Malta are encountering heightened personal liability risks amid evolving regulatory landscapes. The role of these officers has become more complex as financial institutions...
Laws
October 9, 2025
Cyprus nominee networks flagged in latest EU investigations
Nominee networks in Cyprus have come under scrutiny as the European Union intensifies its investigations into financial transparency and compliance. These structures, often used for asset protection and tax optimization,...
iGaming News, Laws
October 9, 2025
Player lawsuits test limits of operator responsibility in EU
It's becoming increasingly evident that player lawsuits are pushing the boundaries of operator responsibility within the European Union. As consumers seek greater accountability from online gaming operators, legal challenges are...
iGaming News, Laws
October 8, 2025
IBIA unveils Mission 2030 to protect betting integrity
The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) has unveiled Mission 2030, a comprehensive five-year strategy designed to reinforce its position as the global standard for sports betting integrity. The initiative, launched...
iGaming News, Laws
October 8, 2025
Isle of Man reflects on Timor-Leste gambling licence suspension
The Gambling Supervision Commission (GSC) of the Isle of Man has issued a detailed reflection on the recent decision by the Government of Timor-Leste to suspend all online gambling licences....
iGaming News, Laws
October 8, 2025
Sweden’s Bonus Rules and Gambling Reform Debate
Sweden’s gambling industry is once again under scrutiny as policymakers, regulators, and operators clash over the country’s strict bonus rules and their unintended consequences. Since the implementation of Sweden’s re-regulated...
iGaming News, Laws
October 8, 2025
How whistleblowers expose weak controls in iGaming PSPs
There's a growing concern regarding the integrity of payment service providers (PSPs) in the iGaming sector, where weak internal controls can lead to significant risks. Whistleblowers play a vital role...
Laws
October 8, 2025
Why cross-border operators face stricter ad placement rules
Regulations governing advertising in cross-border operations are increasingly stringent, driven by concerns over consumer protection, fair competition, and compliance with local laws. These rules aim to address issues such as...
iGaming News, Laws
October 7, 2025
MGA launches self-assessment tool for safer gambling
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has taken a significant step toward strengthening responsible gambling initiatives by launching a new self-assessment tool designed to help individuals evaluate their gambling habits. The...
iGaming News, Laws
October 7, 2025
Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025 modernises gaming rules
Gibraltar has officially enacted the Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025, a legislative milestone that modernizes the territory's gambling framework after nearly two decades. This new act replaces the previous legislation, which...
iGaming News, Laws
October 7, 2025
UKGC introduces new player deposit rules
The United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) has announced a comprehensive overhaul of its deposit limit system for online gambling operators, marking a significant step in the regulatory body’s ongoing efforts...
iGaming News, Laws
October 7, 2025
BETBY joins ESIC as Tier 1 Anti-Corruption Partner
The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has officially welcomed BETBY as its newest Tier 1 Anti-Corruption Partner, marking a significant step in the ongoing global effort to safeguard competitive integrity within...
Laws
October 7, 2025
EU weighs tougher rules for auditors of high-risk operators
There's growing concern within the European Union regarding the oversight of auditors dealing with high-risk operators. As economic landscapes evolve, the need for stricter regulations has become evident, prompting discussions...
Laws
October 7, 2025
How EU data laws complicate real-time player risk scoring
With the growing emphasis on player protection and data privacy, EU data laws create significant challenges for real-time player risk scoring in gaming and gambling industries. These regulations, designed to...
iGaming News, Laws
October 6, 2025
BOS criticizes Svenska Spel gambling regulation plans
The Swedish online gambling sector has entered a new phase of debate following the release of a set of reform proposals by Svenska Spel. The proposals, intended to enhance player...
iGaming News, Laws
October 6, 2025
Spain and Canary Islands discuss underage gambling protection
The Spanish and Canary Islands governments have commenced a series of high-level discussions aimed at introducing stronger protections against gambling-related harm for minors. The initiative forms part of broader reforms...
iGaming News, Laws
October 6, 2025
Vixio expands technical compliance tool for global iGaming
Vixio, a leading global provider of regulatory intelligence solutions, has announced a significant expansion of its Technical Compliance Tool, a specialized platform designed to help operators and suppliers in the...
Laws
October 6, 2025
AML audits now mandatory for certain high-risk operators
With new regulatory measures implemented, anti-money laundering (AML) audits have become mandatory for specific high-risk operators across various industries. This initiative aims to strengthen compliance and mitigate the risks associated...
Laws, Licenses & Payments
October 6, 2025
Corporate service providers in Malta face licence reforms
It's becoming increasingly important for corporate service providers in Malta to navigate the recent licensing reforms introduced by the Maltese government. These changes aim to enhance regulatory oversight and compliance...