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Entain CEO Stella David fears the upcoming gambling tax hike in the United Kingdom could force the closure of numerous betting shops.| Gambling Industry News
The gambling market in France has enjoyed continued growth throughout the first half of 2025 with sports betting leading the charge. The country’s gambling regulator, the Autorité nationale des jeux (ANJ), reported gross gaming revenue (GGR) of €5.7 billion for the first six months of the year – marking a 3.5% rise from the same […] The post French Gambling Market Sees Growth In 2025 Led By Sports Betting appeared first on Gambling Industry News.| Gambling Industry News Archives - Gambling Industry News
Sweden is set to enforce a ban on gambling credit from April 2026.| Gambling Industry News
Amazon Prime Video is partnering with leading US sportsbook FanDuel for real-time betting updates during NBA games.| Gambling Industry News
Greece is set to become the first European country to automatically block minors’ access to online gambling. The country are reportedly ready to implement the initiative as early as next month, which will see children under the age of 18 restricted from accessing gambling and tobacco retail sites – as well as services related to […] The post Greece To Become First EU Country To Block Under-18s From Gambling appeared first on Gambling Industry News.| Gambling Industry News Archives - Gambling Industry News
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has argued gambling operators "should pay their fair share" ahead of a widely expected tax hike in the autumn budget.| Gambling Industry News
Analysts fear that plans for a gambling tax hike in the United Kingdom could actually backfire and lead to a reduction in income for the government.| Gambling Industry News
The Australian government is facing calls to urgently move forward with gambling reform amid a surge in participation and harm over the past six years.| Gambling Industry News
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that a voucher promotion in William Hill betting shops encouraged irresponsible gambling.| Gambling Industry News
