The Windy City could expand its gambling footprint to increase city revenue Chicago officials are exploring new ways to boost city revenue through gambling, with fresh discussions centered on bringing slot machines to O’Hare and Midway Airports. During City Council budget hearings, Chief Financial Officer Jill Jaworski revealed that Bally’s, the company developing Chicago’s first
The changes come on the heels of a massive tax increase implemented months ago Colombia has introduced new tax rules that redefine how gaming operators handle bonuses offered to players. The country’s gambling regulator, Coljuegos, detailed the updated structure following the government’s earlier decision to apply a Value Added Tax (VAT) on gambling deposits. The
A lawmaker has introduced a bill that would create a new gaming regulator Mexico’s government is moving closer to overhauling its gambling industry after a new proposal was submitted to the Chamber of Deputies this week. The initiative, introduced by Federal Deputy Ricardo Mejía Berdeja of Coahuila, seeks to replace the country’s outdated 1947 gambling
The goal is to use gambling as a way to attract tourism Romania is preparing for another round of gambling reforms as lawmakers seek to align the industry more closely with the country’s tourism goals. The right-wing Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) has introduced a bill that would require gambling venues to operate
The outcome could provide more fuel for tribes to fight for gambling expansion The US Supreme Court has chosen not to review Maverick Gaming’s challenge to Washington State’s tribal gaming system, effectively upholding the Ninth Circuit Court’s decision and maintaining the current tribal compact structure. This outcome solidifies Washington’s long-standing gaming framework under the Indian
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
Some lawmakers have raised concerns about the plans being considered Finland’s long-discussed gambling reform may not move forward as quickly as planned after the Constitutional Committee raised concerns about the draft legislation. The committee reviewed the proposed Gambling Act, set to take effect in 2027, and found issues with several provisions that must be clarified
The country is implementing a number of changes to its gambling framework Ireland’s long-awaited Gambling Regulation Bill is set to be finalized before the end of the month, marking a significant shift in how the industry will be overseen. Minister of State for Legal Reform James Browne confirmed that the legislation, described as one of
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
Despite the new PM’s attitude toward gambling, poker will reportedly be spared Thailand is moving ahead with recognizing poker as a sport, with the government reaffirming its position despite ongoing public debate. Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Minister of Interior Phumtham Wechayachai confirmed that the policy remains in place and stressed that there will be
The country’s plans to expand its gambling industry online aren’t welcome by sports organizations The New Zealand government’s proposed Online Casino Gambling Bill is facing mounting criticism from more than 50 sporting organizations, who fear the legislation could slash vital funding streams that keep local clubs and programs alive. Introduced in July by Internal Affairs
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