From October 2026 Cambodia has suspended the streaming of live-dealer games from its licensed land-based casinos to players abroad, after inspections that led to 20 licences being revoked and 29 suspended.

Bulgaria’s government proposes higher variable fees for online gambling licences, a minimum monthly fee and a ban on outdoor gambling advertising. Public consultation runs until 23 October 2026.

Ireland’s gambling regulator received about half the budget it asked for in 2026. Online casino and slots licensing is postponed, with operator registration now expected in early 2027.

Trinidad and Tobago’s House of Representatives approved the Remote Gambling Order 2026 on 30 September, bringing into force a licensing system for online operators first set out in the 2021 Gambling Act.

Thailand blocked 945,075 gambling-related URLs in fiscal 2026. Next come search engine cooperation, public reporting channels and a task force working with TikTok and Meta.

Maine’s 30 September draft keeps the live dealer server in the state but lets game engines, RNGs and approved studios sit elsewhere. Comments are due 30 October.

Nevada’s Gaming Control Board held its first hearing on ten revised technical standards. Comments close on 15 November 2026; the target effective date is 1 October 2027.

Georgia’s international-only online gambling licence moved from pilot to full rollout in October 2026: who can apply, the tax terms and what the licence covers.

IAGR and NAGRA filed a joint amicus brief on 2 October 2026. A decision could come by June 2027 at the earliest, or slip to 2028.

Brazil’s authorised betting sites went offline on 6 October. Banks are returning R$1.325bn to bettors, and a São Paulo court lets Stake operate until 25 October.