Germany’s 2026 gambling review tests whether ad limits protect consumers or weaken legal providers against the black market.

Loot boxes in video games are under fresh scrutiny in Germany: Saarland and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have launched a Bundesrat motion to push for stricter national regulation, including age checks, transparency rules, and potential licensing requirements.

Germany is taking a closer look at loot boxes: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has launched a Bundesrat initiative to strengthen youth and player protection. Transparency, warning labels and stricter age ratings are at the heart of the proposal.

The time has finally come! ICE Barcelona, the world's largest international gaming event, is almost here.

In an industry that demands innovation and responsibility in equal measure, NOVOMATIC is once again sending a clear signal that player protection is more than just a buzzword.

The Dutch government is stepping up efforts to protect young players from problem gambling. Recent data shows a significant increase in addiction rates among young adults.

The central importance of the ICE Consumer Protection Zone (CPZ) has been put into sharp focus with confirmation that Andrew Rhodes, Chief Executive at the Gambling Commission will officially open the pioneering feature at 11.30am on Tuesday 6th February.