Online Casino and Gambling News: May 2023

A bill in the New Jersey Senate was introduced this week will offer treatment to underage gamblers that are caught betting in Atlantic City casinos.

Norwegian gambling monopoly Norsk Tipping announced that they're going to be lowering loss limits on players aged under 20, lowering the amount to NOK2,000 (€169) per month.

The Philippines gaming regulator, Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, has revealed that they've cancelled the licence of operator Sun Valley Clark, alleging that the company's facilities have been tied to illegal activities.

This week it was revealed that Austria's financial police force, the Bundesministerium Finanzen, has issued €492,000 in fines to operations that were conducting illegal gambling in the country during the first quarter of this year.

Netherlands gaming regulator Kansspelautoriteit has issued clarification for its upcoming gambling advertising ban, which will become active on July 1st.

Casino game designer Pascal Gaming has announced that they've launched six new video slots, enhancing its library with an array of different games.

Gaming operator LeoVegas Group has published its first-quarter 2023 financial results, noting that revenues dropped 3.5% to €95 million.

The saga regarding Brentford striker Ivan Toney's ban from playing football for betting on the game has been reduced from 11 months to 8 months following the revelation that the player was diagnosed with a gambling addiction.

The government of Peru has passed through a series of changes to the regulation of gambling, with the price of licenses going up over 300% to 2.97 million SOL.

This week a French lawmaker introduced a bill that would regulate online casinos in the country, bringing the activity to the same status as online sportsbooks and poker rooms.