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Sofia has opened a four-track Gambling Act package after a year in which leftover advertising did not lift search demand. On 23 September the Ministry of Finance published a draft amendment to the Gambling Act for public consultation through 23 October. The file is a proposal. It has not passed parliament. The package splits into […]
The report finds an unlicensed majority in EU online GGR, while the same licence test on search and CEB stays with licensed brands. On 23 September the Campaign for Fairer Gambling released Online Gambling 2024–2025: EU 27 Europe. The report states that unregulated operators generated an estimated €91.6B GGR from EU-27 consumers in 2025 — […]
Poland spent three weeks squeezing payments to illegal gambling domains, and the licensed side lost the most. BLIK, Poland’s mobile payment system, began checking transfers against the Finance Ministry’s illegal-gambling register and blocking the matches at authorisation on Sept 1. Polish iGaming demand fell by roughly 40% in the first week of the block and […]
The new list hits three offshore names that barely appear in Ukrainian demand. On 9 September, after a request from the Security Service of Ukraine, the National Centre for Operational and Technical Management of Networks told providers to restrict 104 internet resources until martial law ends. A large share of the addresses carry AllWin, Mostbet […]
Germany’s gambling framework is coming under pressure as political criticism of GlüStV 2021 grows and Blask data shows offshore brands capturing a rising share of betting demand.
Entain’s sale of a 20% stake in Entain CEE to EMMA Capital shows how major European operators are starting to rethink regional portfolios: not only as expansion assets, but as tools for debt reduction and capital discipline.
Spain’s new royal decree makes deposit limits apply across all licensed iGaming operators, shifting competition from acquisition to retention as the market fragments.
Pascal Chevremont takes charge of France’s gambling regulator during the World Cup, as Blask data shows offshore operators holding 42.6% of market demand. Match drama has helped licensed bookmakers regain short-term attention, but predictable games quickly push the market back toward its offshore baseline.
