Dutch gambling regulators are looking to "terrify" operators with a new schedule of fines that promises to be very expensive. The free ride for "cowboys" is apparently over. ... Read more

UK ad regulators are siding with Betfair in a dispute over whether the company makes gambling on betting exchanges seem "aspirational". The whole story highlights the absurdity of the UK gaming market. ... Read more

Nevada gaming regulators have rejected a request from the MLB to stop accepting bets on baseball's vaunted spring training. It's another example of professional sports attempting to influence the gaming business. ... Read more

The iDEA Growth trade association is launching a challenge to the DOJ's recent re-interpretation of the Wire Act of 1961. This is the third challenge to the recent Wire Act re-do. ... Read more

UK Sport Minister Mims Davies is looking to raise the legal age at which citizens can purchase lottery tickets and scratch cards. It's a new front on the UK war on gambling. ... Read more

Swedish gambling regulators are telling international operators to mind their p's and q's when it comes to the business of bonuses. It's just one bonus per customer in Sweden, thank you. ... Read more

Dutch lawmakers are restructuring their online gambling and opening it up to foreign competition for the first time ever. Is this a new haven for remote gaming? ... Read more

Gaming giant Aristocrat is being sued in Washington state by a Big Fish Casino player who's having real issues with virtual chips. This could wind up being a real problem for social casinos. ... Read more

When the DOJ reversed its position on the true meaning of the Federal Wire Act, it opened the floodgates for a legal battle from New Jersey. New Jersey State Senate majority leader Steve Sweeney is now leading that battle. ... Read more

OddsShark.com was recently banned from doing business in New Jersey after continually promoting offshore gambling sites to NJ players. But was this a fair decision? ... Read more