The changes will allow certain casinos and gaming venues to adjust their operations Nevada’s gaming regulators have signed off on major changes to the state’s rules governing private gaming rooms, often called salons. The Nevada Gaming Commission voted unanimously after nearly a year of debate between regulators and industry leaders. The goal of the revisions
A new workgroup could ensure uniform crypto regs across the US and Europe The US and UK are taking a new step toward aligning digital asset policies with the launch of a joint task force aimed at shaping crypto regulations across both sides of the Atlantic. The initiative, announced Monday by the US Treasury Department
The government is introducing a “cybersecurity shield” to block unlicensed sites Italy is rolling out new digital defenses to protect its gambling industry, with a strong emphasis on stopping illegal online activity. The government plans to introduce a “cybersecurity shield” as part of its upcoming Budget Law, aiming to prevent public internet devices in venues
Changes among government control will likely lead to a different direction for gambling Norway’s recent election results are expected to slow any significant changes to the country’s gambling laws, keeping state-owned operator Norsk Tipping in a secure position for the foreseeable future. The Labour Party, which secured victory to remain in office, has long supported
The US Administration is shifting toward a more crypto-friendly environment The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is moving forward with plans to address digital asset regulation, launching what it calls a “crypto sprint” aimed at turning federal policy recommendations into concrete action. Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham confirmed this week that the agency will begin
President Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to potentially embrace cryptocurrency The White House Working Group on Digital Assets has released its long-awaited report, offering a comprehensive set of recommendations for the regulation of cryptocurrencies in the United States. The document, which outlines proposed policies on crypto market structure, jurisdictional oversight, and banking regulations, is
The budget still needs approval by Mayor Bowser, who has shown support for the measures The District of Columbia is one step closer to expanding its legal gambling offerings. The DC Council has approved the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, which includes language to legalize several new types of gambling, including blackjack, poker, additional lottery games,
The decision was announced shortly after similar rules were implemented in parts of Australia SkyCity Entertainment Group has completed the rollout of carded play across all its casinos in New Zealand, marking a significant step toward enhancing consumer protection in the country’s gambling industry. Starting this week, customers wishing to place wagers on machine or
Financial institutions want regulators to delay decisions on cryptocurrency banking plans US banks and credit unions are pushing back against the growing influence of cryptocurrency companies by calling on federal regulators to delay approving banking charters for digital asset firms. In a letter sent to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), major
Legislators are calling for another complete overhaul of the country’s gambling regulations The UK government may soon be under pressure to completely overhaul its gambling laws, following growing demands from members of parliament calling for major reform. A group of MPs, many of whom are part of the cross-party group focused on gambling-related harm, is
The new regulations may not be implemented until the summer of next year Italy’s plans to roll out sweeping gambling reforms have been officially pushed back, with the government now aiming for an August 2026 implementation. Originally scheduled to be finalized by the end of 2025, the delay comes after a proposal by MP Mariangela
Nexo and other firms see positive momentum for cryptocurrency building in the US Cryptocurrency firms are making a return to the US, encouraged by a shift in the regulatory environment and the political tone from Washington. Nexo became the latest to reenter the market, joining seven other companies that have announced US expansion plans since
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