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Every story we have published, newest first: 1,422 articles on regulation, enforcement, mergers and acquisitions, results, prediction markets and the operators and suppliers behind them, each built on the original release, filing or regulator notice. To browse by date, see the news archive by month.

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Regulatory

Mexico's Rewrite of the 1947 Gambling Law Is Ready for the Security Cabinet

Interior Minister Rosa Icela Rodríguez told the president's morning conference that a reform of the Federal Gaming and Raffles Law, unchanged in substance for nearly eight decades, has cleared internal review and goes next to the security cabinet. Its purpose is money laundering and tax fraud in casinos and betting shops, about 20 of which are under investigation.

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Regulatory

Massachusetts Creates an Exclusion List for Bettors Who Harass Athletes

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission will use its existing exclusion powers to bar bettors found to have harassed or threatened athletes from every licensed sportsbook and casino in the state. Leagues, players' unions, colleges, venues and athletes themselves can report incidents to a new portal, and the commission's enforcement bureau can subpoena operators to identify anonymous accounts.

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Prediction Markets

Illinois Lawmaker Files a Bill to Repeal the State's Prediction Market Tax

HB 5811 would strike the exchange wager tax Illinois enacted in its budget less than three months ago, along with the definition that brought prediction markets inside the Sports Wagering Act. The tax is already being challenged in court by Kalshi and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the bill would not end that fight.

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Regulatory

Brazil's Self-Exclusion Register Hits 1.2 Million in Eight Months

More than 1.2 million people, 3% of every active bettor registered with the regulator, have barred themselves from Brazil's licensed betting sites since the central platform opened in December. The figure arrived in a week when the Supreme Court received rival petitions on the betting law and the central bank told banks to stop advertising bets inside their apps.

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Sports Betting

AGA: Legal NFL Handle Flat at $29.5bn as Prediction Markets Take the Growth

The American Gaming Association expects Americans to bet $29.5 billion legally on the 2026 NFL season, up barely at all on last year's $29.4 billion. Its chief executive says the reason is "backdoor sports betting" on prediction markets, and the numbers it cites for Novig, Rothera and Underdog explain why.

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Regulatory

Brazil's Budget Implies a 15% Selective Tax on Betting From 2027

The government's submission to Congress projects R$41.9 billion from the new Selective Tax. Divide the betting share by the estimated base and you get about 15%, though the Finance Ministry has set no rate and the honest range is wider.

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Regulatory

Lawmakers Tell FanDuel Its VIP Answers Were Misleading and Incomplete

Three Democrats have come back at the operator with eight more questions and a 17 September deadline, saying it "appears to be promoting addiction". The first round produced a $158 million responsible-gaming figure and, they say, no answer on the thing they actually asked about.

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Regulatory

Poland Wired a Payment Scheme to a Blocklist. Brazil Deputised the Banks

BLIK now checks every transaction against the Finance Ministry's register of illegal gambling domains and declines the matches. Brazil is doing the same job by loading obligations onto banks and fintechs instead. Both are admissions that domain blocking stopped working.

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