State Treaty on Gaming 2021 faces reform pressure as CDU Economic Council cites black market growth and legal risks.

Gaming in Europe will host a webinar on illegal affiliate marketing, exposing tactics, risks and countermeasures for licensed markets.

European gambling rules face a key test: can tougher player protection curb harm without driving players to the black market?

The Gaming in Germany Conference 2026 returns to Berlin to discuss regulation, player protection and the future of German iGaming.

OASIS is Germany’s central player exclusion system. With billions of checks each year, it will be pivotal in the 2026 evaluation of gambling regulation.

PayPal’s compliance shift under Germany’s GlüStV 2021 reshapes online gambling, linking payment integrity, licensing, and player protection more tightly than ever.

Uruguay reopens the debate on online gambling regulation as President Orsi’s government prepares a new bill for 2026.

Spain introduces strict new rules for online gambling ads — replacing “play responsibly” with clear, risk-based warnings like those on tobacco products.

For more than five years, German courts have been dealing with lawsuits to reclaim losses from online gambling.

When Germany’s Interstate Treaty on Gambling (Glücksspielstaatsvertrag) came into force on July 1, 2021, it was presented as a turning point for the regulation of online gambling.

Australian government’s ban on gambling sites accepting credit cards and crypto is now effective. Responsible Wagering Australia (RWA) has announced that users can no longer use credit cards to pay for any online betting.

Australia’s Media and Communications Authority AMCA has entered into talks with officials from the Curacao's Gaming Control Board (CGCB), regarding the offering of games of chance to Australia-based B2C customers.