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COMPARISON

Regulators compared

The same failing can lead to very different outcomes depending on who regulates it. This table compares the main bodies we track: what they can do, how they publish it and what the published record shows.

BodyJurisdictionMain sanctionsWhere decisions appearPublished record we track
Gambling CommissionGreat BritainSettlements, financial penalties, warnings, licence conditions, suspension, revocationPublic register of regulatory actions; enforcement news£41.5m, 84 cases, 2024 to Oct 2026
Advertising Standards AuthorityUnited KingdomRulings requiring ads to be withdrawn; publicity; referral (no fines)Rulings on asa.org.uk31 rulings, 23 upheld, 2025 to Oct 2026
AGCOOntarioMonetary penalties, conditions, suspension or revocation of registrationNews releases15 penalties, C$1.42m, 2023 to Oct 2026
AGLCAlbertaRegistration and enforcement under Alberta's new frameworkNo published iGaming penalties yetMarket opened 13 July 2026
NJ Division of Gaming EnforcementNew JerseyCivil penalties, disgorgement, conditionsDirector's actions (twice-monthly PDFs)23 actions, $1.05m
Massachusetts Gaming CommissionMassachusettsCivil administrative penalties, Commission finesNoncompliance table24 actions, $745,500
Pennsylvania Gaming Control BoardPennsylvaniaConsent agreements with finesPress releases; monthly fines list5 online actions, $490,905
Our summary. Totals are sums of published decisions we verified and are not official statistics. Checked 24 October 2026.

For what these bodies fine operators for, see our cross-market analysis. For each regulator's rules and registers, use the source directory.

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