Macao starts the Chinese New Year with a strong influx of tourists
Macao received nearly 280.000 visitors at the start of the Chinese New Year and projects 1,5 million for the entire season.
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Nigeria faces a regulatory standoff as the sector awaits greater stability
The gambling sector in Nigeria faces a standoff between the federal government and state authorities. Ben Cove of Logifuture.
Brazil: online betting and weight-loss drugs reduce the family budget for basic products
In Brazil, online gambling and weight-loss drugs present in millions of households are reducing spending.
Netherlands warns that banning all advertising would strengthen the illegal market
The Netherlands warns that banning all advertising in the sector could favor the illegal market. The KSA supports tightening controls.
The CFTC defends its jurisdiction over prediction markets and supports Crypto.com before U.S. federal courts.
CFTC: The debate revolves around whether these contracts should be considered federally regulated financial derivatives in the US.
Iowa starts 2026 with lower sports betting volume
Iowa started 2026 with a volume of $262.3 million, consolidating itself as a stable ecosystem that generated nearly $1.9 million in state taxes.
Malaysia prepares law against illegal gambling and online betting to strengthen regulatory control
Malaysia is developing new regulations against illegal gambling and online betting. The project could soon reach parliament.
Sands China doubles final dividend despite lower earnings in 2025
Sands China: Macau casino operator announced a final dividend of $0.064 for the 2025 fiscal year, doubling the previous year’s payment.
France calls for caution from betting companies ahead of the World Cup advertising avalanche
France: The ANJ requests bookmakers to control their advertising budgets during the 2026 World Cup.
UK Health Office faces questions over links to anti-gambling activists
United Kingdom faces criticism for ties to anti-gambling activists as charities face severe resource shortages.