The Court of Santiago admits Latamwin's appeal against the blocking
The SCJ and Subtel must submit a report and respond to the accusations regarding the operator's illegality and lack of authority.
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Ecuador requires $500,000 in equity to operate betting
MINEDEC established the LOPD license process, featuring a five-year validity period, an annual fee equivalent to 655 basic salaries, and a 180-day…
Read more →FENABANCA requests 90 days to propose changes to the new law
The technical committee will convene bookmakers, casinos, ADOBAD, and the Horse Racing Commission to propose improvements to Congress following the…
Read more →DraftKings sells contracts where it cannot sell bets
No state appears on both of the company's lists, and this design simultaneously supports its argument to investors, the NFL, and regulators.
Read more →BetBlocker allocates donation received at ICE to research
The organization received EUR 20,000 in Barcelona and will use it to design new layers of protection for those who request them.
Read more →Chile seeks superintendent of casinos with an eye on online gaming
The position has been vacant for seven months, and the call explicitly requests proposals to update the gaming regulatory model.
Read more →CPA warns about teenagers' access to online betting
The national campaign targets families, teachers, and young people, and is supported by surveys from UNICEF and the Argentine Red Cross.
Read more →Brazil adds IC360 to detect suspicious betting
The two-year agreement integrates ProhiBet to block athletes and officials, along with an alert platform for odds and lines.
Read more →Dominican Congress sends new gambling law to the Executive
The 195-article document establishes an autonomous regulator, mandates the .do domain for online operations, and freezes licenses for ten years.
Read more →ANJL asks TikTok, X, Google, and Meta to curb illegal gambling
The authority wants a permanent system to detect influencers promoting illegal operators and prevent deactivated accounts from reappearing.
Read more →SPA mandates blocking of illegal betting accounts within 24 hours
The new ordinance defines red flags, analysis periods, and the possibility of blocked funds being transferred to the state.
Read more →Google tightens certification for gambling advertising
A single violation within an administrator account can impact other linked accounts and lead to the loss of their certificate.
Read more →The Spanish Senate demands rules for online lottery
The Basque Group's motion seeks to enable retail outlets to commercialize through their own channels without going through the SELAE website.
Read more →The Buenos Aires problem gambling commission seeks to unify 27 projects
Biometric verification, deposit limits, and IP blocking in schools are among the key topics on the agenda chaired by Micaela Olivetto.
Read more →Corrientes estimates over 3,000 illegal online casinos in Argentina
Javier Bee Sellares warned that many minors start gambling around the age of 13 and called for greater control over virtual wallets.
Read more →Lula targets the Central Bank over 1,400 Pix to a sportsbook
A column in O Globo attributes the hardening of the rhetoric to Secom and casts doubt on the existence of the announced provisional measure.
Read more →IPLyC must explain the 2% fee for online gambling
Two opposition blocs in Buenos Aires are demanding technical certifications and the specific allocation of funds raised by Resolution 1149/2026.
Read more →ANJL serves notice to Romeu Zema and demands a public rectification
The association of licensed operators accuses the candidate of repeating false information about the regulated market and threatens legal action.
Read more →The AUF asks not to fine betting advertising at the Centenario stadium
Ignacio Alonso raised the concern at a meeting with Yamandú Orsi and Alejandro Domínguez ahead of the November 28 final.
Read more →São Paulo clubs defend BRL 350m against Bill 560/2025
Five clubs and the gaming industry coordinated a common stance with the FPF before the city council votes on the ban.
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