This will be the first year the two poker events are combined The Irish Poker Open is making room for greater inclusivity this year by officially adding the Irish Deaf Poker Championship to its schedule. This marks the first time the deaf poker event will be part of the main Irish Poker Open series, taking
The reform is just one of many the country’s new gaming regulator is looking to implement Ireland is preparing to introduce a ban on using credit cards for gambling as part of broader efforts to address gambling-related harm. The country’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA), led by Anne-Marie Caulfield, is collaborating with major banks to implement
Lawmakers have approved new gambling legislation that first appeared over two years ago Ireland has officially passed the long-awaited Gambling Regulation Bill, marking a significant overhaul of the country’s gambling laws for the first time in decades. This reform, which had been in the works for several years, introduces a wide range of measures to
The latest gambling legislation being considered in Ireland could impact poker tournaments Poker tournaments in Ireland may be facing uncertainty due to the country’s upcoming gambling reforms. Fintan Gavin, a well-known poker tournament organizer, is concerned about how the new Gambling Regulation Bill will affect his business, which includes events like the Irish Poker Championship
Lawmakers are still trying to come to terms with what the new gambling measures should include Ireland’s upcoming gambling reforms are generating debate as lawmakers push for stricter rules on how operators can use bonuses and free bets to attract players. Originally, the Gambling Regulation Bill 2022 included a proposal to ban all gambling bonuses,
The updated gambling laws are almost ready, although upcoming elections may change the path Ireland is nearing the implementation of significant gambling reforms, as a long-delayed bill moves closer to final approval. The bill, which has been in the works for several years, could face further delays if a general election is called soon, according
The government is putting the final touches on its biggest gambling reforms to date Ireland is set to introduce new gambling legislation by October, despite ongoing lobbying efforts from the betting industry. Justice Minister James Browne, who spearheaded the Gambling Regulation Bill in 2022, confirmed that a final vote on the proposals is expected to
Lawmakers want to either restrict the popular video game items or eliminate them completely Ireland’s Department of Justice is reviewing its gambling laws, with a potential focus on loot boxes in video games. These randomized in-game purchases, often containing cosmetic items or gameplay advantages, have sparked debate about their addictive nature and potential exploitation of
Lawmakers receive backlash after offering to give charities a break Lawmakers in the Dáil Éireann (Irish Lower House) debated on April 24 whether charities should still be included in Gambling Regulation Bill 2022. The Irish Times reported that the Opposition had proposed a total exemption, but the amendment was ultimately voted down. James Browne, Minister of State at
The legislative change greatly favors charitable gambling over commercial alternatives The Irish government’s new gambling legislation proposes a ban on betting advertising, but charities will reportedly be exempt from this controversial measure. On Wednesday, legislators are scheduled to discuss a proposed bill that seeks to establish a new licensing system and governing body to regulate the betting industry in the Republic. James Browne,
MP Browne calls the scrutiny of a gambler’s financial data overly intrusive The Ireland Gambling Commission is proposing that the country’s bookmakers conduct affordability checks on gamblers who lose more than £100 (US$127) a month. This would require players to provide proof of their income to gambling companies in order to resume wagering. Fortunately, there
The approval marks a huge milestone for the cryptocurrency and blockchain Cryptocurrency payments platform Ripple has achieved another regulatory landmark in Ireland, as the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has approved the company as a virtual asset service provider (VASP). Ripple made the announcement on December 19, saying it is now on the CBI’s list
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