The aftermath of the Goa "Housie" (Housie, also known as Tambola or Bingo) ban continues: cultural games are characterized as gambling, leading to a deadlock between the community and the government.

Since South Goa fully banned "Housie" (also known as Tambola or Bingo) two months ago, the disappearance of this traditional number game continues to impact local clubs and community cultural activities, with authorities yet to ease the legality issues.In the rural communities of Goa, Housie has lon

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New Prime Minister Anutin Takes Office: Replacing Family Politics, Legalization of Gambling Dreams Shattered, Tourism May Relax

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The aftermath of the Goa "Housie" (Housie, also known as Tambola or Bingo) ban continues: cultural games are characterized as gambling, leading to a deadlock between the community and the government.

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The Vietnamese government will suspend the three-year plan, ending the local casino pilot.

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The House panel approves a series of bills banning POGO and imposing severe penalties.

Lithuania overwhelmingly passes ban on gambling advertising

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New Prime Minister Anutin Takes Office: Replacing Family Politics, Legalization of Gambling Dreams Shattered, Tourism May Relax

Managing billions of funds, integrity is a must! The Philippines' DPWH reiterates the "Civil Servants Gambling Ban" order.

The Philippine Civil Service Commission calls for legislation to completely ban public servants from participating in online gambling.

Philippines cash assistance gambling ban issued: DSWD strongly warns, legal gambling frustrated by black market surge, industry falls into "regulatory paradox"

Iligan City strictly prohibits gambling in workplaces: both online and offline are covered, violators may face severe penalties.

Philippine President's Anti-Corruption Office: Online gambling destroys families and should be completely banned.

The aftermath of the Goa "Housie" (Housie, also known as Tambola or Bingo) ban continues: cultural games are characterized as gambling, leading to a deadlock between the community and the government.

Philippines blocks 7000 gambling websites, senior officials call for a complete ban on online gambling ads

New South Wales bans gambling advertising on public transport

Dutch football clubs likely to experience financial hit due to ban on gambling commercials, sponsorships

Carnival Cruise Line reiterates ban on gambling outside the casino

The Vietnamese government will suspend the three-year plan, ending the local casino pilot.

Irish football league player Ryan Rainey has been suspended for six months for violating betting regulations.

The House panel approves a series of bills banning POGO and imposing severe penalties.

Lithuania overwhelmingly passes ban on gambling advertising

Do you think the POGO comprehensive ban executive order is not enough? Legislators urge the advancement of the bill!