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UK Gambling Commission Slams IMME and Maintains License Suspension

The UK Gambling Commission (GC) slammed International Multi-Media Entertainments Limited (IMME) in a recent investigation. Commissioners said that the company's gambling license would have been revoked at the conclusion of the investigation, had it not already been suspended in March 2021. IMME is licensed as a lottery operator and offers opportunities to wager on international…

Dutch Gambling Operators Agree to Voluntary Bonus Code Ban

Licensed Dutch online gambling operators are voluntarily implementing their own advertising code in a effort to stay ahead of more draconian measures from the state. Under the new guidelines, operators would ban bonus codes for players under the age of 25 and limit their daytime advertising. Under the terms of the code, players between the…

Will Overregulation Hurt Online Casino Market in Sweden?

The Swedish online casino market is about to change. On November 14th, the Swedish government removed gambling restrictions that have hampered and frustrated many players in the country, including a SEK5000 (£424/€491/$600) monthly deposit cap. But even with this concession by the governing body, there is a danger that overregulation of the online casino industry…

Ukraine prosecutor investigated for ties to illicit gambling

Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuri Lutsenko is under investigation for his alleged ties to illicit gambling operations in the country. It's an unwanted bit of attention for a man whose name is at the center of the political scandal that's rocking the United States of America and could, potentially, bring down the President of the…

Wire Act lawsuits picking up friends (of the court)

When the US Department of Justice (DOJ) reinterpreted the Wire Act of 1961 to expand its scope (and shut down many forms of regulated online gambling), a legal backlash was all but guaranteed. That backlash has arrived in the form of a lawsuit that was originally filed by the State of New Hampshire, via the…

Wynn Resorts catch $20 million fine from Nevada gaming regulators

Wynn Resorts was issued a record $20 million fine by the Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) for its failure to adequately investigate sexual harassment claims made against its found and former CEO, Steve Wynn. The fine was a major statement by the NGC whose previous record high fine was $5.5 million issued to Cantor Gaming for…

Myanmar Opens Door to Legal Casinos…for Foreigners

A bill that legalizes casino gambling in some parts of the country is moving its way through the Parliament of Myanmar. The bill is a major step forward in crushing the country's thriving, and quite violent, underground gambling culture as well as a move to attract foreign tourists. Any new casino that's built as the…

Gambling Addiction Emerges in Supreme Court Nominee Fight

Senate Democrats are asking US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh some very pointed questions about a subject that doesn't usually come up for candidates for the country's highest court like, "Do you have a gambling problem?" and, "Have you ever been treated for gambling addiction?". The unusual line of questioning is the result of a…

Connecticut Kills Sports Betting Bill While West Virginia Remains Confused

Lawmakers across the United States are scrambling to get their ducks in a row so that they can offer regulated sports betting to their constituents, should the US Supreme Court overturn the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PAPSA). But lawmakers in Connecticut and West Virginia are finding the devil is in the…