Federal Clash Over Prediction Markets in the US
What was once viewed as a niche financial product has since grown to become one of the most contentious issues in US gambling regulation....
EU’s Gambling Tax Gambit: An Industry Wake-Up Call
What began as a fringe fiscal idea has been quietly gathering political momentum across Europe. A proposed tax on online gambling across all 27...
Affordability Checks, African Expansion and Flutter’s Strategic Shift
Ted Orme-Claye, Editor at SBC News, says what everyone in the industry has been thinking these last few weeks, “The affordability issues are just...
GambleAware Closes Doors After 24 Years of Gambling Harm Prevention
U.K. gambling harm prevention charity GambleAware has officially closed its doors today, following changes to the UK’s gambling levy system.In a video, posted to...
A Tale of Two Offers: Prediction Markets vs Sports Betting
It's been a long time since prediction markets were just a quiet experiment on the periphery of financial trading. In what seems like no time...
Global fiscal pressure rises as EU levy and new Colombia tax regulation proposed
Governments on both sides of the Atlantic are setting their sights on the iGaming industry as solutions to revenue shortfalls – a decision insiders...
Developments in iGaming Legislature at the State Level Stalls US Adoption
The US is currently in the midst of a protracted legal battle between its States and the legalisation of iGaming.Delays in major markets like...
Africa’s betting boom is no Monolith as South Africa hits R1.1 trillion handle
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Ep 646: Australia at Breaking Point on Gambling Advertising
Australia’s political storm over gambling advertising took centre stage in the latest episode of iGaming Daily, as SBC Media Manager Fernando Noodt sat...
UK tax hikes would put hold on market growth and risk big company dominance
The proposed UK gambling tax rises later this year would likely stunt market growth and push the country’s market into a new era, according...








