The Nordic region has taken a significant step toward improving its understanding of gambling behaviour and gambling-related harm through the launch of a coordinated, multi-country research initiative. The project, known as the Pan-Nordic Gambling Study (PANG), aims to collect harmonised data from Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. The initiative is designed to address the long-standing absence of comparable, region-wide information that has often limited the effectiveness of policy discussions and public health strategies....
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November 28, 2025
The Legal Risks of Using Privacy Coins for Casino Deposits?
With the increasing popularity of privacy coins in online gambling, understanding their legal implications becomes vital for users and operators alike. These digital currencies offer enhanced anonymity, but they also...
Laws
November 28, 2025
Cloud vs on-prem logs for forensics in Malta-licensed firms
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iGaming News, Laws
November 27, 2025
ATG reports improved channelisation in Sweden
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iGaming News, Laws
November 27, 2025
UK Gambling Commission extends GSGB survey contract to 2029
The UK Gambling Commission has confirmed that it has awarded a new four-year contract spanning 2026 to 2029 to the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) in partnership with the...
Finance News, Laws
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How Malta Positions Itself Between Finance and Regulation
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Finance News, Laws
November 27, 2025
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Laws
November 27, 2025
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Laws
November 27, 2025
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iGaming News, Laws
November 26, 2025
Spain fines 26 gambling operators for compliance breaches
Spain’s gambling regulator has issued a series of financial sanctions against licensed operators, underscoring the country’s increasingly stringent compliance environment. The latest enforcement action, which totals €3.5 million in fines...
iGaming News, Laws
November 26, 2025
Mindway AI joins ATG to boost responsible gambling
Mindway AI, a pioneering developer of artificial intelligence and neuroscience-based software solutions for the gambling sector, has revealed a strategic alliance with ATG (AB Trav och Galopp), Sweden’s leading betting...
Laws
November 26, 2025
Why Player Verification Rules Differ Across Jurisdictions?
You may be surprised to learn that player verification rules vary significantly across different jurisdictions. These differences arise from various legal, cultural, and regulatory factors that shape the gaming industry....
iGaming News, Laws
November 25, 2025
EU illegal online gambling costs €20 billion yearly
A recent assessment of Europe’s online gambling environment highlights the continued rise and influence of unlicensed operators across the European Union. While regulated gambling frameworks were introduced to ensure consumer...
iGaming News, Laws
November 25, 2025
Swedish watchdog criticises gambling self exclusion delays
Sweden’s Parliamentary Ombudsman, the authority tasked with overseeing public agencies and ensuring their compliance with laws and regulations, has publicly criticised Spelinspektionen, the Swedish Gambling Authority, for shortcomings in supporting...
iGaming News, Laws
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November 25, 2025
The New Wave of Litigation Against Offshore Operators
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iGaming News, Laws
November 24, 2025
UKGC suspends Deadheat Racing licence over compliance issues
The United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) has taken regulatory action against Deadheat Racing Ltd, suspending the company’s operating licence following concerns that the operator may have breached key licence conditions....
iGaming News, Laws
November 24, 2025
Lithuania boosts efforts to curb illegal gambling sites
Lithuania has recently escalated its efforts to address a significant rise in illegal remote gambling activities and fraudulent online domains. In response to growing concerns regarding consumer harm, digital financial...
Laws, Licenses & Payments
November 24, 2025
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Just as the integrity of the financial system is paramount, the gambling industry must adhere to strict regulations to combat money laundering and uphold public trust. Casino licences are contingent...
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November 24, 2025
Measuring ad saturation without breaching privacy limits
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iGaming News, Laws
November 22, 2025
Is Self-Exclusion Effective Across Multiple Regulators?
Over recent years, self-exclusion has emerged as a key strategy for individuals seeking to manage their gambling habits. This blog post examines the effectiveness of self-exclusion systems implemented by various...
iGaming News, Laws
November 22, 2025
Safer game lobbies – ranking by risk signals, not revenue
There's a growing need for enhanced safety measures in online gaming environments. Traditional revenue-based ranking systems often prioritize profitability over player security, exposing users to potential risks. This blog post...
iGaming News, Laws
November 21, 2025
SkillOnNet criticised by Spelinspektionen for gaming lapses
The Swedish Gambling Authority, Spelinspektionen, has issued a formal remark to operator SkillOnNet after identifying shortcomings on one of the company’s licensed platforms. The issue, although modest in scale, touches...
iGaming News, Laws
November 21, 2025
European regulators unite against illegal online gambling
The landscape of online gambling in Europe has undergone substantial transformation in recent years, driven by rapid technological innovation, a higher volume of cross-border activity, and increased consumer engagement through...
iGaming News, Laws
November 21, 2025
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You may not realize how Germany's regulations on slot stake limits are shaping the underground gambling landscape. With strict limits implemented to promote responsible gaming and ensure player safety, many...
Laws
November 21, 2025
Why Whistleblower Reports Are Rising in Compliance Teams?
Compliance teams are witnessing a notable increase in whistleblower reports, driven by heightened awareness of ethical standards and legal protections for individuals who expose wrongdoing. As organizations strive to foster...
iGaming News, Laws
November 20, 2025
ANJ launches upgraded French self-exclusion system
France’s gambling regulator, L’Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ), has introduced a redesigned national self-exclusion system intended to significantly streamline the registration process and enhance the security of identity verification. This...