Gaming
Italy Prepares for the Largest Gambling Regulation Reform of the Past Decade: What New Requirements Will Apply to Operators, Players, and Software Providers
In 2025, Italy is launching the most significant reform of online gambling regulation in the past ten years. ADM is simultaneously updating its licensing framework, strengthening information security requirements, expanding financial transaction oversight, and introducing new technical standards for the…
Online Casino Becomes Denmark’s Largest Gambling Market Segment for the First Time
In 2026, Denmark's gambling market reached a new stage of development. According to Spillemyndigheden, the online casino sector became the industry's largest segment by gross gaming revenue for the first time. GGR (Gross Gaming Revenue — operators' gross gaming revenue…
ACMA Blocks 1,338 Illegal Gambling Websites: Why Australia Is Accelerating Enforcement and What It Means for Players
In October 2025, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) announced a new milestone in its fight against illegal gambling. The total number of blocked illegal gambling websites reached 1,338. For Australia, this represents one of the most significant achievements…
The Growth of Mobile Gambling in Poland and What Has Actually Changed for Casinos
In 2025, the share of mobile traffic in Poland’s online gambling market exceeded 72%. Back in 2022, the figure was around 58%. The main growth came from Android smartphones with 6–6.8-inch screens. According to H2 Gambling Capital, the average gaming…
Australia Prepares for a Unified Gambling Regulator: What’s Actually Changing for the Market
Australia is once again discussing the creation of a single national regulator for online gambling. At the moment, oversight is split between individual states. Because of this, casinos operate under different rules for bonuses, deposit limits, and KYC procedures. In…
Poland Tightens Payment Controls: What Will Actually Change for Players
In spring 2025, Polish regulators strengthened oversight of alternative payment methods used by gambling websites. PSPs, e-wallets, and foreign acquiring systems came under additional monitoring. According to the Polish Ministry of Finance, the number of domains listed in the blocking…
Young High-Roller Players Have Become the Main Target of Monitoring in Sweden
In spring 2025, the Swedish regulator shifted its focus toward players aged 18–29. The main reason was the rapid increase in large deposits and short gaming sessions lasting 15–40 minutes. According to Spelinspektionen, this group was more likely to use…