Pokerstars and Karamba have announced they are exiting the Australian gambling market due to the Senate passing the Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2016.

Macau’s Judiciary Police made 19 arrests this week after busting a suspected VIP gambling ring operating out of a hotel room in the NAPE district.

Live stream table games are reportedly now available at Malaysian illegal gambling dens due to operators and syndicates paying online casinos subscription fees.

Submissions for the Australian online poker inquiry launched by Senator David Leyonhjelm are closing on July 21 with the hearing set for September 13.

As part of Macau’s crackdown on corruption and money laundering, facial recognition technology will now be added to some of Macau’s ATMs. Macau, the world’s biggest …

The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) is making it clear there is no messing around when it comes to establishing the United Kingdom as the world’s most …

The legalisation and regulation of Japan’s casino industry is a lengthy and complex process, but legislators are getting closer. On Tuesday, the Experts’ Committee tasked with …

Australia has announced it will end the double taxation on digital currencies including Bitcoin. Last year the government announced it would exempt digital currencies from the …

The Crown employees detained in Shanghai since October have finally seen some progress with their case. While gambling-related crimes were reported as the reason why the …

The man in charge of Crown Resorts’ failed attempt to lure VIP Chinese nationals has reportedly left the company. Crown Resorts’ international marketing head, Michael Chen, was …