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PAGCOR is investigating an alleged disclosure involving its restricted persons database, examining the material's authenticity, possible origins and links to an earlier incident.

New Jersey is strengthening online gambling safeguards by requiring licensed casinos and sportsbooks to identify potentially at-risk customers, conduct assessments and apply structured interventions. The rules also restrict promotional communications at specified intervention stages, increasing operators' responsibilities for customer protection and compliance.

Records indicate iGaming Ontario withheld a problem gambling study after officials questioned its higher-than-expected baseline rates. The unpublished findings raise questions about research transparency, responsible gambling oversight and how evidence informs Ontario’s expanding regulated online gambling market.

A proposed Northern Territory betting bill would cap monthly deposits for younger adults, prohibit betting inducements and strengthen penalties for licensed wagering operators. The legislation also seeks new harm-prevention duties for bookmakers and greater transparency from the Territory's wagering regulator.

Denmark is moving forward with proposed gambling reforms that would restrict betting advertisements during live sports from July 2027. The wider package also targets marketing to young people, unlicensed gambling promotion and player protection, while expanding the Danish Gambling Authority’s enforcement powers.

Michigan has issued cease-and-desist letters to 33 offshore gambling operators accused of offering online casino games, sweepstakes-style games and sports betting without state licences. The Michigan Gaming Control Board warns that unlicensed platforms can bypass self-exclusion programmes and responsible gambling safeguards. The action follows an earlier crackdown involving 45 offshore operators and highlights ongoing regulatory efforts to protect consumers and enforce online

FanDuel is facing renewed scrutiny from US lawmakers after the sportsbook disclosed that it sent about 30 personalized videos from athletes and entertainers to VIP customers over two years. The inquiry follows a Bryce Harper video sent to a bettor who had lost $1.5 million on FanDuel. Lawmakers are seeking the videos, recipient betting histories and details on how FanDuel’s responsible-gaming data may intersect with VIP promotions and customer retention practices.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) has defended its decision to grant corporate membership to prediction market platform Kalshi despite facing severe backlash and high-profile resignations from key regulators, including the Michigan Gaming Control Board and the Ohio Casino Control Commission. NCPG President Derek Longmeier stated that while prediction markets operate under distinct regulatory definitions, they are functionally gambling and require robust consumer