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The UK Government closing GambleAware is a terrible idea!

GambleAware’s closure risks killing trust in UK gambling support. How can the government replace what took decades to build? GambleAware’s closure risks killing trust in UK gambling support. How can the government replace what took decades to build? News of GambleAware’s closure has spread like wildfire across [...]

By |2026-05-17T06:06:11+00:0008/07/2025|Categories: Casino News, Gambling legislation news|Tags: |

The Nevis (NOGA) Licensing Authority is Looking to Break into Online Gambling

Nevis is emerging as a new online gambling licensing authority, potentially joining Curacao and Anjouan in the crypto-friendly iGaming space. A new licensing authority called Nevis appears to be emerging and could challenge the Malta, Curacao and Anjouan frameworks. Honestly, we’ve not heard of Nevis, which has [...]

By |2026-02-19T12:11:12+00:0008/02/2025|Categories: Casino News, Gambling legislation news|Tags: |

India’s Crackdown on Overseas Gambling Sites – 1,524 sites blocked

India blocks 1,524 gambling sites from 2022–2025 as MeitY and DGGI crack down on offshore operators avoiding 28% GST and 30% player tax. From 2022 to June 2025, it has been widely reported that India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has blocked 1,524 sites. Why [...]

10x Wagering Limit in the UK Confirmed for 19 January 2026

UKGC amends Gambling promotions to be safer and simpler, giving British online gambling sites an extra month to prepare for the 10x wagering rule. In the latest UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) e-bulletin newsletter, one particular title stood out as an online casino player - New gambling promotion [...]

PTSB Introduces Gambling Block Option for Irish Customers

Another Irish bank joins the trending willingness of high street financial institutions in the country to include an in-app gambling block. Permanent TSB (PTSB) is the latest financial institution to join several other banks in Ireland offering customers an in-app feature that allows them to block gambling-related [...]

By |2026-05-17T06:18:49+00:0007/27/2025|Categories: Casino News, Gambling legislation news|Tags: , |

Are you serious? The Government Wants to Mess With the UK Gambling Industry More!

Just when we thought the UK government was done with messing around with its regulated gambling industry, they're back at it again. Backed by Sir Iain Duncan Smith, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Gambling Harm has reopened an inquiry into the country's regulatory framework. I mean, we get [...]

Google and Meta Embroiled in India’s Illegal Betting Investigation

Google and Meta executives have reportedly been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to appear for a deposition on July 28. Initially, it seemed that the executives were summoned to be deposed on Monday, July 21, but they were a no-show. According to our source, the reason for not [...]

Malta Gaming Authority Casinos (MGA) – Safe iGaming Sites & Player Guide

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has a reputation for putting players' interests first thanks to its well-planned regulatory framework. Software providers must produce RNG certificates and operators must follow strict financial guidelines. Thanks to its strict rules, many experienced players consider online gambling featuring an MGA logo safe to [...]

By |2026-05-17T06:18:46+00:0007/23/2025|Categories: Casino Advisor, Casino News, Gambling legislation news|Tags: |

Helen Rhodes of UKGC Confirms 10x Bonus Rollover Rule by End of 2025

Update: The UKGC has now changed the date for the 10x wagering requirement to be applied to all UK bonuses to 19 January 2026. Please see our news report, 10x Wagering Limit in the UK Confirmed for 19 January 2026 news for more information. Good news for UK [...]

Ontario Canada’s AGCO Says Free Play Bonuses Means Zero Risk For Players

AGCO issues a warning to all online gambling establishments to review their promotional terminology to avoid misusing the term 'free play'. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has issued a warning to operators, stating that they must be cautious in their use of the term 'Free [...]

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