WORLD NEWS. WEEK 41

🎯 Four Native American Tribes Launch Prediction Apps With Kalshi

Four tribes from California and Oklahoma have launched their own prediction market apps using Kalshi’s infrastructure. The move has deepened divisions among Native American communities in the US: some see prediction markets as a new revenue opportunity, while hundreds of other tribes oppose them, viewing the model as a threat to traditional casino businesses. Read more

💰 Dutch Player Ordered to Repay €2.1 Million Over Large-Scale Casino Bonus Fraud

A 46-year-old man used more than 400 accounts, forged documents, and other people’s personal data to repeatedly claim welcome and reload bonuses from online casinos. Prosecutors sentenced him to 180 hours of community service and ordered him to repay €2.1 million obtained through the fraudulent scheme. Read more

🚫 Thailand to Work With Meta and TikTok to Combat Illegal Gambling Ads

Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy plans to cooperate with Meta, TikTok, and other platforms to identify illegal gambling advertisements and share relevant data with police. Authorities also plan to use AI, user reports, and search engines to accelerate the detection and blocking of illegal gambling content. Read more

⚖️ Court Allows Stake to Temporarily Resume Operations in Brazil Until October 25

A federal court in São Paulo has allowed Stake to resume operations in Brazil until October 25, 2026, or until a new court decision is issued. The platform must comply with several conditions, including player identification requirements, regulatory reporting obligations, and a ban on launching new advertising campaigns aimed at expanding its user base. Read more