🇭🇺 Hungary may begin rolling back privileges for state operator Szerencsejáték ZrtReports indicate that Hungary’s new government could gradually scale back the advantages and special treatment previously granted to state-owned operator Szerencsejáték Zrt during Viktor Orbán’s administration. If confirmed, the move would signal a major political shift in one of Europe’s most tightly controlled gambling markets.
Read more🇲🇹 Malta’s ruling party promises €60M and 1,300 jobs for the iGaming sectorMalta’s Labour Party announced that, if it wins the snap parliamentary elections on May 30, it will increase support for the iGaming industry, including €60 million in funding for sector development projects and the creation of 1,300 new jobs.
Read more🇪🇺 European Parliament discusses international tax on the gambling sectorThe European Parliament is discussing the idea of a 1% EU-wide levy on gambling revenue or turnover. The proposal could affect operators across all 27 EU member states, with the funds suggested for healthcare, education, and youth projects.
Read more🇹🇷 Turkey strengthens crackdown on illegal gambling marketTurkish authorities are launching a new stage in the fight against illegal gambling operators. The measures are expected to cover not only the domestic market, but also offshore structures, payment systems, affiliate networks, digital platforms, and social med.
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