Panama approves responsible gambling law and tightens sector controls
Panama approves law regulating casinos and online betting with advertising restrictions, biometric verification and a mental health fund
Panama approves law regulating casinos and online betting with advertising restrictions, biometric verification and a mental health fund
Chile: Justice ruled that internet providers are not obligated to apply advanced technologies to block gaming platforms
Brazil: The new ordinance establishes a single payment code for operators and integrates into the market’s tax consolidation process.
Mississippi: The initiative arises from a study that showed high participation in gambling among students
Spain records sustained growth in online gaming among minors: 20.7% of secondary school boys already bet online.
Malta: The Maltese government is exploring a specific legal framework for this growing sector, amid a scenario.
Chile: A report from the Comptroller’s Office revealed million-dollar transactions carried out by public servants prohibited from gambling.
Colombia confirmed the start of this new game in April, in a context of sector growth and increased transfers to the health system.
The Peruvian Association of Hotels, Restaurants and Related Businesses held its 2026 Fraternity Lunch at the Costa del Sol hotel in Magdalena.
Netherlands seeks to radically transform online gambling regulation, with unprecedented sanctions, severe advertising restrictions.