Newsazenplay.comTrinidad and Tobago’s Senate passed a bill that would raise the minimum gambling age to 25. The proposed restriction would cover online gambling and other electronic forms of play.
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Michigan requires sportsbooks accepting wagers from state residents to hold state authorization, regardless of an operator’s offshore license. Malta and Curaçao impose separate requirements on digital-asset use, player complaints, sanctions screening, and dispute resolution.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Senate approved legislation that would prohibit people under 25 from gambling through electronic or other methods. The measure comes as the country prepares to license online gambling for the first time.
New Jersey lawmakers advanced a bipartisan proposal that would replace criminal penalties for underage gambling with civil fines. The measure represents a potential change to enforcement rules in the state’s regulated gambling sector.