04/30/20 Cricket Scotland offers to host NZ and Aus matches Cricket Scotland is willing to host matches against New Zealand and Australia behind close doors.
04/30/20 Denmark: Court blocks access to 16 gambling sites Regulator granted permission to shut down online gambling sites illegally targeting players in the country.
04/30/20 MGA suspends bSupporter’s licence The company has been ordered to stop all gaming operations, including registering new players and accepting new deposits.
04/30/20 Swiss sports return date set Switzerland has set a return date for sport in the country, offering some relief for sports betting operators.
04/30/20 Tote betting deal approved Horse Racing Ireland has approved a seven-year deal for the UK Tote Group to provide off-course Tote betting in Ireland.
04/30/20 Green light for new Liechtenstein casino Liechtenstein’s Administrative Court approves Casinos Austria’s plans to build a new casino in the village of Balzers.
04/30/20 UK increases society lottery limits The limit on individual draw proceeds will rise from £4million to £5million, and the annual aggregate limit will increase from £10million to £50million.
04/29/20 UKGC donates £9m from operator fines to GambleAware Money raised from fining operators to be fast-tracked to support GambleAware.
04/29/20 Lithuania: gambling revenue dips in 1Q20 Gambling revenue for Lithuania’s regulated market dipped 2.8 per cent year on year to €25.9million in 1Q20.
04/29/20 France: football banned until September Domestic football leagues to be cancelled due to new restrictions being put in place to combat Coronavirus.
04/29/20 Germany: video shows gambling halls ready to reopen German trade association video aims to show gambling halls are ready to re-open post-lockdown.
04/29/20 Sweden failing to channel gamblers to legal sites Trade association report shows that players continue to wager at unlicensed, off-shore sites.
04/29/20 Finland reduces gambling loss limits due to Covid-19 Finland will cut monthly and daily gambling loss limits to €500 due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
