Ukraine launches national monitoring system, comprehensively supervising legal gambling

Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation has announced the official launch of the development of a national online gambling monitoring system, aimed at supervising legal gambling activities, enhancing tax management, and compressing the space for illegal gambling markets. The system will record

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Brazilian opposition's new bill calls for banning online gambling to protect mental health, PASA comments: Tough!

Brazil has introduced a new bill aimed at banning online sports betting nationwide, due to growing concerns about the psychological health issues and associated financial risks it brings.The bill, proposed by Senator Sérgio Petecão, is officially named Bill 4.031/2024. It has been submitted to the B

Germany's online gaming market is expected to reach 5.14 billion euros by 2024.

In 2023, the total revenue (GGR) of the German gambling market reached 13.7 billion euros, a 2% increase from the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by the online gambling sector, which contributed 3 billion euros, accounting for 22% of the market. The largest contribution came from spo

The Gambling Craze of $2 Billion Revenue: Unveiling the Secrets to Getting Rich by Opening an Online Casino in Kenya, Detailed Explanation of License Application Process

In a previous article, PASA took us on an in-depth exploration of the emerging African betting market, highlighting 888 Africa's rapid rise to acquire one million users within a year (related article: How 888 Africa Conquered the African Market in Just One Year). Today, we continue this theme by int

Bet-at-home faces a 2.8 million euro payout due to Austrian player loss case

The Supreme Court of Austria has ordered the Betclic Everest subsidiary Bet-at-home to compensate for player losses of 2.8 million euros incurred since exiting the market nearly three years ago.The case involved a player recognized by the court as addicted to gambling, who suffered significant losse

Regulatory bodies state that the influx of gaming apps has caused licensing delays in Curaçao.

The Director General of the Gaming Control Board (GCB), Cedric Pietersz, stated that there has been a surge in interest in entering the Curaçao gaming market as the regulatory body seeks to improve its licensing process to meet demand.Last month, Pietersz told iGB that the Curaçao regulator received

Kazakhstan’s road to legislative reform is bumpy

In Kazakhstan, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a new law banning gambling among civil servants, members of the military and heads of state organizations. However, the decision is only part of a wider legislative reform proposal, which has yet to be fully adopted. Other aspects of th