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Regulatory16 Jul 2026

Ohio is about to erase a head start most operators never claimed.

Most Ohio sportsbooks already dropped credit cards on their own. Codification turns that head start into a baseline nobody gets paid for. Ohio’s gaming regulator proposed banning credit cards for funding sports-betting accounts. The comment period closed 17 July, with a vote expected in late summer. It matches a bill called the Save Ohio Sports Act and would put Ohio alongside Illinois and Tennessee. The key fact: most Ohio sportsbooks already stopped taking credit cards on their own, so real pushback is unlikely.
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Regulatory13 Jul 2026

Same quarter, opposite results: Playtech rose, Evolution fell. Where you sell decided it.

UK duty doubled to 40% in April. Two suppliers in that environment posted opposite results. Playtech’s half-year update on 13 July came in well ahead of expectations, driven by the US plus strength in Mexico, Colombia and parts of Europe. It guided first-half profit above €155M and raised the full-year figure toward €270M. This lands in the same period the UK doubled its online gaming tax from 21% to 40%, on 1 April 2026, hitting about 310 firms.
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Regulatory3 Jul 2026

Brazil can now seize illegal betting money, and a top supplier’s name is on the line.

Enforcement climbed from site-blocking to payment liability to fund seizure, and now to supplier integrity. Each rung pushes demand toward the licensed field. A presidential order on 19 June gave Brazil a formal way to freeze and seize the accounts of unlicensed operators. Banks must freeze flagged accounts within 24 hours, with the money sent to a public-security fund. About 37 payment firms are already flagged. At the same time, prosecutors asked to suspend a well-known game supplier until it can prove it does not serve unlicensed operators.
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Regulatory5 Jun 2026

New York iCasino bill advances committee stage

A top-3 US market would reprice every operator growth story. The bill cleared committee with bipartisan sponsorship and a proposed 30.5% tax rate; industry handicappers now place 2027 launch odds above even. Projections put a mature New York iCasino market at $4B+ annual GGR, larger than New Jersey and Pennsylvania, today’s top markets. Every major operator has begun pre-positioning: lobbying spend is up, and two have reportedly optioned Manhattan marketing partnerships contingent on passage.
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