An Australian Federal Court judge has raised concerns over expert reports submitted in AUSTRAC’s case against Entain. The proceedings involve alleged AML/CTF breaches, with a trial scheduled for late November.
Polymarket suspended trading after a security breach reportedly drained $2.7 million from 710 user wallets. Trading has resumed, and the operator has promised full reimbursement.
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A Danish Gambling Authority survey suggests that educational sessions improved students’ awareness of gambling products and licensed operators. However, the study could not determine whether the sessions led to lasting behavioural changes.
From 16 to 20 November, iGaming Express will host Responsible Gaming Week. Over five days we will publish interviews with experts and industry figures, analysis pieces and a social media campaign focused on player safety. The event is backed by 1xCare, Soft2Bet and STATSCORE.
Almost every bet in Sub-Saharan Africa is placed on a phone. Far fewer are placed through a native app. With CrustLab, we look at why, and what operators need to build to close the gap.
40,000 attendees at SBC Summit 2026, but what really makes an event valuable? SBC’s Jan Kowalczyk discusses access to decision-makers, exhibitor ROI and the future of industry events, including Amsterdam 2027.
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BETBY showcased three approaches to sportsbook innovation at SBC Summit Lisbon: 24/7 betting content, fixed-odds prediction markets and live sports with casino-style mechanics. Can these products deliver lasting value for operators?
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Illegal gambling still holds a significant share of Poland’s market. RM Legal’s Marek Plota cites channelisation rates of 78% for sports betting and 65% for online casinos, calling for stronger enforcement beyond website blacklists.
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KVA warns that illegal gambling affiliates may be exploiting rapidly updated websites and Google search suggestions to target Dutch players. The suspected “hit-and-run” tactic remains unconfirmed by the Dutch regulator and Google.












