Reading Time: 2 minutes The countdown to the Prague Gaming & TECH Summit 2025 is heating up, and event organizer HIPTHER is thrilled to announce that due to overwhelming interest, …
Call it what you like – safe play, consumer protections or sustainable gaming – but responsible gambling is having its moment. During a year in which no US state legislature …
Matt Zarb-Cousin, the co-founder and director of external affairs at Gamban, has called for horse racing to be exempt from the UK’s new affordability checks. In August, the Gambling Commission …
New Zealand government has introduced new legislation to extend the current monopoly TAB NZ holds for retail sports betting and horse racing wagering in the country to also cover the …
The settlement allows Michael Hermalyn to continue working as VIP president for Fanatics. A high-profile legal battle between DraftKings and Fanatics Sportsbook is coming to a close. Just before Christmas, …
Unanimous rejection highlights concerns over ‘Las Vegas-style monstrosity’ near midtown. While not a death knell for Wynn Resorts and its partner Related Companies’ plans for a midtown Manhattan hotel and …
Almost a year after closing two of its three casinos, Resorts World Genting in Malaysia (RWG) has introduced a new mass gaming floor. But it may not move the needle …
French gambling regulator l’Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ) is calling on the online sector to review and reduce its plans for promotional spending in 2025 after revealing this is expected …
Welcome to the Weekend Report, where iGB looks at the news that you may have missed across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This week: Betfred confirms closure dates in Arizona and …
Dutch gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) has issued a €1 million (£872,498/$1.1 million) fine to Curaçao-licensed Alimaniere Sociedad De Responsabilidad Limitada for operating in the Netherlands illegally without a licence. KSA …
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