17 March 2026
EveryMatrix secured a Western Cape manufacturer’s licence, enabling direct B2B platform supply to South African operators.
Maine lawmakers advanced LD 2007 to ban dual-currency sweepstakes casinos, moving to classify online sweepstakes games as unlawful gambling.
Voters in Nebraska could have their say on the legalization of sports betting after the Secretary of State’s office approved two petitions, one of which will give residents the opportunity to vote on the issue. If supporters gather the required number of signatures, the Nebraska sports wagering amendment will appear on the November ballot in this year’s general election.
REEVO secured Malta Gaming Authority approval for its B2B business, strengthening its regulated market positioning and easing onboarding with larger operators.
ACMA has ordered ISPs to block eight more offshore gambling websites, pushing Australia’s illegal gambling blacklist beyond 1,500 domains.
The prospect of a sports betting bill passing through the legislative branches in South Carolina this year looks vanishingly small, with significant opposition still in place. However, the advent of prediction markets, which are legal under federal law in all 50 states, is reshaping the conversation around legalized betting and what it may look like.
Dutch regulator KSA has ordered Polymarket to exit the Netherlands, threatening weekly fines as part of a wider crackdown on unlicensed online gambling.
Kalshi secured a stay in Massachusetts but lost an emergency stay in Nevada, leaving the prediction market platform facing active enforcement in one state and relief in another.
Virginia’s push to legalize online casinos remained alive Monday after surprise reversals on both the Senate and House floors kept companion bills moving forward. The Senate first rejected SB 118 in a 20-19 vote before later reconsidering and advancing the measure 19-17, after several lawmakers shifted or declined to vote.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is signaling its intent to assert authority over the exploding prediction market sector. Chairman Michael Selig, a Donald Trump appointee, has accused state governments of attempting to undermine their jurisdiction over the industry, which has mushroomed into a multi-billion dollar industry.
