The Lazarus Group, notorious for its cyber attacks and believed to be linked to North Korea, is under the spotlight once more after a high-profile Australian-based casino was hacked. This ...
LeoVegas has made a move by acquiring Push Gaming in a deal valued at €350 million (USD $405 million). The acquisition, set to be finalized in the fourth quarter of ...
In a significant move that hints at the potential legalisation of gambling, the United Arab Emirates has established a federal body designated to oversee a national lottery and “commercial gaming.” ...
Crown Casino has been issued a $30 million fine for violating problem gambling and money laundering regulations and allowing gamblers in Melbourne to deposit bank cheques made out to themselves. ...
Macau casino operators seeking a license in the largest gambling hub in the world will reportedly invest around 100 billion patacas (US$12.4bn) in total over the next decade.
Evolution Gaming has introduced a brand new live casino game that takes its inspiration from the classic board game Monopoly. Monopoly Big Baller is an innovative new online bingo game ...
Michigan has officially signed on to the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA). The move allows online poker players from the Wolverine State to play against gamblers in Delaware, Nevada, and ...
Leading B2B software supplier Evolution Gaming has scored another iGaming partnership that will see it boost its presence in the United States online gambling market.
Leading DFS operator and sports betting giant DraftKings has agreed to buy Golden Nugget Online Gaming (GNOG) in an all-stock transaction valued at around US $1.56 billion.
According to the Alliance for Gambling Reform, Australian punters have saved upwards of $1.5 billion due to the closure of pokies venues during the coronavirus lockdown.
MGM Resorts International has confirmed the temporary closure of its Las Vegas casino properties due to the coronavirus outbreak and will not be taking hotel bookings before May 1.
The Gambling Commission has upped the ante in its ongoing campaign for consumer protection, handing out £4.5 million in financial penalties to a quartet of online casino operators.
Casino gambling officially has the green light in Japan now that Shinzo Abe's cabinet has approved a regulatory bill that covers the layout and management of integrated resorts.
THRILLS Casino, which is part of the Gaming Innovation Group, has upgraded its services for Germany, Sweden and Finland with Pay N Play live and active. Pay N Play allows ...
Evolution Gaming, as part of its efforts to grow the company’s presence in the wider North American market, has opened a purpose-built live casino production studio in the US. This ...
Online gambling operator 32Red has landed in some trouble with the UK’s Gambling Commission coming down hard for irresponsible behaviour. It’s no secret that gambling websites make money off of ...
The decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn the 1992 Professional Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) could hasten federal legislation for the online casino industry. While it ...
The Gambling Commission has released a 58-page annual report detailing gambling behavior, awareness and attitudes in Great Britain for 2017. The statistical report reveals all there is to know about ...
While the entire UK gambling industry is facing some big changes, it appears online casinos already have to think about how they offer incentives to players. The UK Gambling Commission ...
From today onwards, the online casino landscape in Australia has significantly altered. The Interactive Gambling Amendment Act is now in full legal effect, prohibiting offshore online casino operators from advertising ...
The Interactive Gambling Amendment Act 2016 comes into effect as of September 13, 2017, with the remaining reputable online casino operators withdrawing today.
Pokerstars and Karamba have announced they are exiting the Australian gambling market due to the Senate passing the Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2016.
The end is near for the Australian online gambling industry with two prominent gambling sites preparing to exit. From April 19, both 32Red and Roxy Palace are no longer available ...
Major online gambling companies are gearing up to withdraw from the Australian market to coincide with the legislation changes. The Interactive Gambling Amendment bill 2016 made it through the Senate ...
The Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2016 has been deemed ineffective as the House of Representatives resumed the debate on Wednesday. Despite support from both Australian Liberal and Labor MPs on ...
The online gambling exodus of Australia has begun. Online casino operator Vera&John has exited the Australian market, the first of what industry insiders expect will be many gambling companies to ...
Sports betting may soon find its way back onto the gaming floor of the biggest casinos in the U.S. Casino owners from around the country are pushing to legalise sports ...