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The World at a Glance

The World at a Glance is a new series here on GambleCraft that will systematically and thoroughly study nearly every working and potentially viable online casino gambling market on the planet. The international internet gambling industry changes so rapidly that it is difficult for many in the industry to keep up with all of the latest regulatory changes and developments that are taking place in the global market. Has Sweden agreed to put a stop to the online casino gambling monopoly operating in the country? Is the US still actively targeting European internet gambling companies under the authority of the controversial UIGEA?

This series will aim at providing a comprehensive look at all of the international gaming markets out there and how they are regulating and legislating the online casinos and internet gambling sites. The list of links below will take internet gamblers to the most up-to-date articles on the internet gambling situation in that country. The information is updated as new information hits the market so all of the countries listed below should be current within about a four week time frame – sooner in countries where countries are actively altering internet gambling legislation rapidly or if a development happens that is of great interest and affect on the international online casino gambling sites.

The online casino gambling industry is here to stay on an international and global level no matter how many times the interest groups protest and picket. There are drawbacks to the industry for sure, but there are also positive aspects as well and each nation is currently negotiating this touchy subject in the hope of finding just the right delicate balance between a regulated and safe market and banning the sites to the point of a dangerous and underground black market.

Australia

Czech Republic

France

Germany

India

Ireland

Israel

Italy

Romania

Russia

South Africa

United States