News December 2025
Bill to ban betting advertising in Peru Legislation
Te Peruvian Congress has received a bill that would enable a total advertising ban on gambling. If passed, the law would also prohibit
promotions offering free chips or other incentives to bet, as well as commercial partnerships with betting brands at public or private events. No type of advertising would be allowed, even if the company operates legally. As stated in Article 1 of the law: “Te purpose of
this law is to prohibit the advertising, promotion, and sponsorship of gambling in all its modalities, in order to protect public health, prevent addictive behaviours, and reduce their negative impact on the population. To this end, measures are established that prohibit the advertising of these products and services in media outlets, public spaces, and digital platforms.” Article 2 would impose a complete prohibition
TCS acquires GPI’s dice business Supplier News
TCS John Huxley has acquired the dice manufacturing business from Gaming Partners International. Te move grants immediate ownership of
GPI’s dice manufacturing capabilities, significantly expanding the company’s production footprint and product portfolio. Te company will now offer three premier dice
Supplier News ISI expands in Maryland
Internet Sports International has rolled out its sports betting kiosks at a second Canton Gaming retail venue in Maryland, extending the companies’ partnership following a successful launch earlier this year. Te sportsbook in Pikesville is now operational and features ten ISI self-service betting kiosks. IISI has powered Canton Gaming’s retail wagering since July, when the operator opened its sportsbook at Te Greene Turtle in Baltimore.
of gambling advertising: “Te direct or indirect dissemination of advertising, promotion, or any form of communication related to casino games, slot machines, remote sports betting, and any other modality of gambling, including online or in- person games, is prohibited throughout the national territory in any media outlet, digital platform, or public space,” the bill reads. Tis measure aims to reduce massive exposure
brands: TK, Paulson, and TCS John Huxley. Operations will be maintained in both Mexico and Missouri, USA, providing customers with dual supply capabilities for enhanced supply chain resilience and flexibility across markets. Tristan Sjoberg, Executive Chairman,
commented: “Leveraging this increased scale and our dual production capabilities, we can provide customers with unmatched supply security and sustained access to the world’s most precise, trusted, and high-quality gaming dice.”
Operator News William Hill exits markets
William Hill will no longer accept bets from Angola, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Kenya, Mozambique, Nepal, Nicaragua, Nigeria, the Republic of Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia and Vietnam. Customers in those countries will retain account access until 5 January 2026 to allow withdrawals. After this, logins will be disabled and remaining balances only retrievable by contacting customer support.
Supplier News Playson appoints Wood
Playson has appointed Ben Wood as its new Chief Commercial Officer. Wood brings over 15 years of experience in the iGaming sector, with a track record across commercial strategy, content delivery, and partnership management in regulated markets. Mr Wood will oversee the company’s global commercial strategy, expanding its B2B footprint, fostering key operator relationships, and accelerating delivery of its slot portfolio.
Lake Ozark backs two casinos Operator News
Te Board of Aldermen has endorsed an Osage Nation plan for a casino and hotel on 27 acres at Bagnell Dam Boulevard and Osage Beach Parkway, Missouri, US, alongside a second proposal from private investors for a casino near the Osage River. Te Osage Nation project includes a casino, hotel, sports bar, restaurant and meeting space, with construction contingent on federal approval to place the land into trust. Te Nation will contribute 2.5 per cent of casino adjusted gross revenue, a one per cent hotel resort fee, and $100,000 annually for police services, in addition to standard utility payments. Te development will be built in phases, with the first
stage delivering the main casino, hotel rooms and core amenities once approval from the U.S. Department of the Interior is secured.
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to content, particularly for youth and adolescents, who represent the highest-risk group according to the bill. Te proposal seeks to halt the normalisation of gambling, pointing out that youth and adolescents are most exposed to these messages and present higher risks of addiction. Te project will be evaluated by the appropriate
commissions before going to the Plenary, where it must gather a simple majority to be approved.
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