
New York Pushes Sportsbooks to Identify Problem Gamblers
The New York Gaming Commission is urging sports betting operators to better spot at-risk players, proposing new regulations to curb problem gambling.

The New York Gaming Commission is urging sports betting operators to better spot at-risk players, proposing new regulations to curb problem gambling.

Play’n GO has joined the German Online Casino Association (DOCV) to strengthen its presence in Germany and help the industry address key regulatory challenges. The move aims to bolster efforts against the black market and improve player channelization.

Tilman Fertitta's acquisition of Caesars Entertainment has been approved by shareholders, while MGM Resorts International is reportedly considering a reverse buyout of People, Inc. Additionally, Betfred ends support for the Super League, and Missouri targets prediction market platforms.
The House of Lords has called for stricter measures against digital gambling ads, suggesting a blanket ban similar to tobacco advertising. The report, however, is not binding.

The Illinois Gaming Board has unanimously voted to expand and strengthen its self-exclusion program, adding new enrollment options and shorter time frames.

Hard Rock International and Seminole Gaming have reaffirmed their commitment to responsible gambling, strengthening their PlayersEdge initiative and partnering with researchers to enhance player protection.

Australia is introducing a new opt-out registry for gambling advertising, funded by a sports wagering levy on licensed operators. The registry aims to protect consumers by allowing individuals to exclude themselves from receiving wagering advertisements.

Illinois has taken a significant step by treating gambling addiction with the same gravity as alcohol and drug abuse, providing equal access to treatment resources. The state aims to address the issue affecting 11% of its adult population.