Representatives from 18 EU member states have agreed on a harmonized approach to online gambling licensing that aims to reduce regulatory fragmentation while maintaining consumer protection standards.
Gambling regulators worldwide issued record fines totaling over $2.1 billion in 2025, with anti-money laundering violations and advertising breaches representing the largest categories.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning systems are transforming how gambling operators detect problem gambling patterns and comply with regulatory requirements.
The Asia-Pacific gambling sector is projected to reach $195 billion by 2027, driven by regulatory reforms in Japan, the Philippines, and emerging markets in Southeast Asia.
An in-depth examination of responsible gambling frameworks worldwide reveals significant variation in regulatory approaches across different jurisdictions.
The American sports betting industry continues to see significant merger and acquisition activity as operators seek economies of scale across state markets.