Manchester Illegal Gambling Raids: Four Arrested, £20,000 Seized

Manchester illegal gambling raids led to four arrests and the seizure of more than £20,000 in cash, according to a Gambling Commission update published today. Greater Manchester Police searched four properties in the city centre on Monday night. The Commission and Manchester City Council’s licensing team supported the operation. Investigators also took phones, gambling tables,…

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Singapore Casino Suitability Rules Take Effect With New Patron-Data Measures

New Singapore casino suitability rules are now in force, giving the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Singapore broader tools to assess casino operators and respond to financial-crime risks. The measures are part of the second tranche of the Casino Control (Amendment) Act 2024, which took effect on September 21. The changes do not create a new…

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Dismantling a Canadian Casino Money Laundering and Trafficking Ring

Canadian police recently struck a huge blow against organized crime. Authorities arrested two individuals managing a massive human trafficking ring. These criminals reportedly laundered dirty cash through various local casinos. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police led this intense operation. Their special human trafficking unit stepped up in Nova Scotia. The investigation actually started back in…

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A risky bet: Why the industry is pushing back on the proposed EU gambling tax

The European Union is currently navigating the complex process of planning its long-term financial future, specifically the 2028–2034 budget cycle. As part of this effort, the European Parliament’s Budget Committee recently backed an opinion that identifies an EU-wide levy on online gambling as a potential new “own resource” for the union. While the prospect of…

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More Americans are Betting on Sports. Over Half Report Chasing Losses: What the Surge in Online Wagering Means

The headline is provocative because it’s true: More Americans are Betting on Sports. Over Half Report Chasing Losses: Poll – As Americans embrace online sports betting, support for legal and regulatory guardrails grows. Numbers that shift the conversation Polling this year shows a clear pattern: online sports betting is no longer a niche pastime. Roughly…

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Ohio Lawmakers Push to Curb Online Sports betting and Tighten Ad Rules

Ohio Lawmakers Seek Online Sports Betting Ban, Advertising Restrictions – Proposal considered ‘short-sighted’ by lawmaker who helped legalize sports betting. Three Ohio Republican lawmakers said Wednesday they will propose legislation to eliminate online sports betting across the state, a move… and the announcement has reignited a fierce debate about where gambling belongs in a digital…

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Canada Tightens Gambling Advertising Rules as Alberta Moves Toward Market Expansion

Canada has entered 2026 with a decisive shift toward consistency in gambling advertising, and yet the change reflects years of regulatory debate. The Canadian Gaming Association has activated a national Responsible Advertising Code that governs all gambling promotions targeting Canadian audiences, regardless of platform. It applies to digital media, social networks, television, print publications, and…

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Serbia Tightens Jackpot Rules Across Licensed Gambling Markets

Serbia has introduced refined jackpot regulations that reshape how licensed gambling operators manage prize systems. Above all, the updated framework demands stricter annual approvals from the Games of Chance Administration. Operators must now secure written authorization for each calendar year before launching or continuing jackpot schemes. The approval process requires timely submissions, structured documentation, and…

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Drake, Adin Ross, and Alleged Casino-Fueled Streaming Tactics Rock Music Industry

Nevertheless, a newly filed US class action lawsuit has placed Drake, Adin Ross, and Stake under intense legal scrutiny. Plaintiffs filed the case in a Virginia federal court, alleging a coordinated effort to manipulate music streaming metrics. On the contrary, the complaint rejects accidental explanations and describes deliberate, automated streaming activity. According to the filing,…

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Quentin Folliot Receives Historic 20-Year Tennis Ban in Major Corruption Case

Nevertheless, the International Tennis Integrity Agency delivered one of its harshest penalties by banning Quentin Folliot for twenty years. The decision removes the French player from professional tennis until 2044 and sends a strong message. Regulators concluded that Folliot played a central role in a coordinated match-fixing operation tied to betting manipulation. In contrast to…

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Victorian Accountant Fraud: $4 Million Client Theft Fueled a Gambling Spiral

County Court Judge Gerard Mullaly sentenced Victorian accountant Andrew Marshall to six years and five months. Marshall helped run Langley McKimmie Accountants in Woodend, and he stole more than AUD 4 million from clients. He took client funds from 2017 to 2023, and he fed an online gambling addiction. Nevertheless, prosecutors said he targeted vulnerable…

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