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Alberta Gives $2.4M to Problem Gambling Treatment
Alberta has allocated $2.4 million to Brick House Recovery Centre for problem gambling treatment, providing advance funding while the province awaits one percent contributions from regulated iGaming operators.
Lula Moves to Ban Fixed-Odds Betting in Brazil
Brazilian President Lula has signed a provisional measure banning fixed-odds betting, with deposits halted immediately and October deadlines set for withdrawals, platform closures, advertising and sponsorship.
Brazil Illegal Betting Market Could Reach R$43.3bn
Brazil’s illegal betting market could generate up to R$43.3 billion in annual GGR, while unauthorized operators may deprive the government of up to R$12 billion in tax revenue.
Bloomberry Targets Profit Return in 2027
Bloomberry Resorts is forecast to return to profit in 2027, with Maybank Securities citing VIP GGR recovery, Solaire Quezon City’s growth and expanding online gaming as key drivers.
Bangladesh Gambling Bill Targets Online and Digital Gambling
Bangladesh plans to replace its 1867 gambling law with a digital-era framework covering online betting, technology providers, financial accounts, AI monitoring, identity verification and tougher penalties for gambling-related offences.
Sands China Launches Four-Tier Baccarat Jackpot
Sands China has introduced a four-tier linked progressive jackpot for baccarat across its Cotai properties, offering Grand, Major, Minor and Mini prizes through a dedicated HKD200 side bet during the festive period.
FIRST.bet Integrates Sportsbook with Grupo Slots in Argentina
FIRST.bet has partnered with Grupo Slots to integrate its sportsbook into Jugadon.bet.ar, strengthening its position in Argentina’s regulated betting market and supporting the provider’s wider commercial expansion across Latin America.
Malta to Raise Gaming Tax on Local Casino Revenue
Malta will increase gaming tax on local casino revenue to 15% from October 2026, alongside revised rates for other gaming services and a higher levy on live casino studio broadcasting.
Finland Receives 75 Gambling Licence Applications
Finland has received 75 gambling licence applications ahead of its competitive market launch on July 1, 2027, with operators facing a €29,000 processing fee per application.