AGCO and PointsBet Canada settle: two-day Ontario suspension and independent audit
AGCO said on 20 October PointsBet Canada accepted a two-day suspension and an AGCO-approved independent audit, ending a proceeding opened in February.
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AGCO said on 20 October PointsBet Canada accepted a two-day suspension and an AGCO-approved independent audit, ending a proceeding opened in February.
The regulator says the definition is deliberately broad, with no minimum follower count, and that licensed operators carry responsibility for compliance.
Flutter blames higher UK gambling duties for the restructure of its division of about 9,000 staff, with costs of $80m-$90m due in Q4 2026.
Polymarket US alleges in a federal complaint filed on 16 October that Ohio's in-state presence rules for sports betting licences violate the Commerce Clause.
CNN says notional trading on 2026 US midterm contracts passed $750 million by 15 October, with more than 21,000 contracts listed on Kalshi and Polymarket.
The Malta-based affiliate group also expects a EUR 30-35m non-cash impairment and says search changes and lower operator budgets hurt the quarter.
Spain's gambling regulator has added four calendar days to the second public consultation on its draft risk behaviour detection mechanism for users.
Massachusetts wants sportsbooks to answer AI questions in writing by 3 November; Louisiana conditions require DraftKings to respond within 30 days.
Underdog filed in the Middle District of Tennessee on 13 October against eleven defendants, including Jonathan Skrmetti.
Rank reported like-for-like net gaming revenue of £216.1m for the quarter to 30 September 2026 and said a Machine Games Duty rise could cost venues and jobs.
The Kagan Q3 2026 survey found 10% of respondents traded on yes/no exchanges in the past year, and 61% of traders are under 35.
The court rejected both companies' appeals, leaving fees of SEK 4m for Hillside (Gaming) ENC and SEK 40m for Hillside (Sports) ENC, Spelinspektionen said.
iGaming Business reports the CFTC's 9 October proposal would define swaps to include sports, politics and weather event contracts, amid a circuit split.
Matchbook has completed the Betdaq purchase for an undisclosed sum. Betdaq customers must open Matchbook accounts, with withdrawals open until 4 November.
Police can seize machines and pursue criminal charges against hosts. The Supreme Court ruled in June that the devices are slot machines.
Spain's regulator has opened a new consultation on a draft resolution for player risk detection, with feedback open until 22 October 2026.
Gambling Insider's review of Kalshi trade records shows Jeremiyah Love's third-pick contract drew the heaviest volume of 38 players, at 598,464.
BetMGM's adjusted EBITDA rose 112% to $86m as iGaming revenue reached $483m, while average monthly active players slipped to 878,000.
Shops brought in £544m of turnover in the 52 weeks to 29 March 2026, against £451.7m online, according to the Companies House filing.
Google will extend the format beyond sports betting from 21 October 2026, but has not said which markets are covered. Only registered operators qualify.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board sent the letters after issuing 45 orders in April, and said offshore sites do not respect self-exclusion.
The NYSGC listed rules on AI use for wagering and safeguards for at-risk mobile sports wagering patrons on its 9 October 2026 meeting agenda.
The league backs petitioners in Flaherty v. KalshiEx, LLC, arguing sports event contracts are not swaps under Dodd-Frank and citing game-integrity gaps.
Director Milton Champion says a legal review remains before launch, while comments on the third draft rules close on 30 October.
Ohio led 39 states and the District of Columbia in a joint brief, while the Seminole Tribe of Florida sued DraftKings in state court.
The supplier index closed September at 1,811.01 points, its first monthly decline since March, with Aristocrat and Light & Wonder the largest drags.
The Michigan regulator says Coinbase will stop listing sports event contracts and close open positions by 10 October; the legal dispute continues.
The two regulator associations filed an amicus brief on 2 October in New Jersey's Kalshi case; states won in the Sixth and Ninth Circuits.
Three sellers allege TikTok Shop staff pointed banned accounts to Fanatics deals after trademark and gambling strikes, according to their lawsuits.
Supplier data for June and July 2026 shows player props gaining share of turnover and GGR, while goalscorer markets stayed strong.