Gaming Regulations

WorldGaming has officially banned the use of Meta Glasses and similar devices at its events, responding to concerns from exhibitors regarding privacy and the safeguarding of intellectual property. This prohibition …

A loyalty program operating at a 60% fulfilment rate has shown to effectively boost player retention by encouraging them to return and participate at similar levels. This exemplary case illustrates …

The Norwegian Ministry of Culture and Equality has initiated a fast-tracked public consultation to amend the country’s gambling regulations, paving the way for the first legal offering of online poker …

WorldGaming has banned the use of Meta Glasses and similar devices at its events due to concerns from exhibitors regarding privacy and intellectual property protection. The company, which organizes the …

As the Spanish government gears up to introduce yet more restrictions on gambling, licensed operators are preparing to push back against these proposals. Upcoming measures include cross-operator deposit limits and …

Georgia is actively promoting its five-year International iGaming Licence to attract international operators as the first companies prepare to launch their services under this new scheme. The Gambling Regulation Agency …

A loyalty program that achieves a 60% fulfilment rate leads to players returning and engaging at similar levels, which notably enhances retention. This case study illustrates why operators are continually …

Recent statistics from the UK Gambling Commission reveal a concerning trend in the bingo sector, with gaming machines generating significant revenue compared to traditional bingo games. For the year ending …