Regulatory news. Week №49
🇬🇧 In the United Kingdom, the online gambling tax will increase from 21% to 40% starting April 2026, while a separate 25% rate…
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South Africa: New 20% Online Gambling Tax
South Africa is discussing a proposal from the National Treasury to introduce a 20% national GGR tax on online betting…
World News.Week 48
🥊 Jean “Lord” Silva, a Brazilian UFC featherweight fighter, has become an ambassador for the crypto casino BC.GAME. An interesting choice for such a popular…
Regulatory news. Week №48
🇱🇷 Liberia has launched a regulated online gambling market. 🇪🇺🇬🇧 Gambling regulators from Germany, Austria, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal,…
Tax Increase to 50% in Mexico: Higher Costs, Fewer Competitors
The Mexican iGaming market is entering a period of significant change: the IEPS tax rate will rise from 30% to…
New Sanctions Law in Cyprus
On October 20, 2025, Cyprus introduced criminal liability for any actions that benefit sanctioned individuals or companies
World News.Week 47
⚡️🇬🇷 Operator Betsson has become the official sponsor of the Greek football club Iraklis starting from the 2025/26 season! The company’s…
Regulatory news. Week №47
🇨🇼 Curaçao’s Gaming Authority (CGA) has announced a series of radical measures aimed at tightening oversight of online gambling. 🇵🇱 Poland will increase…
PwC: iGaming Growth in Europe Slows Due to Increasing Taxes
PwC has prepared a report for the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC), highlighting a worrying trend: across European countries, stricter…
Turkey: Investigation, Arrests, and Mass Suspension of Referees
Turkey has uncovered large-scale involvement of football referees in sports betting. A five-year investigation has resulted in a tough response…
World News.Week 46
🏀 NBA Requests Lakers Staff Phones Amid Insider Betting Investigation The league has launched an official investigation after suspicious betting activity…
Regulatory news. Week №46
🇧🇷 Brazilian betting companies have proposed paying retroactive taxes for the past five years of operations as a compromise in exchange for a slight tax…