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By: Lucas DunnOntario’s iGaming Revenue Soars Amid Calls for Ad Restrictions
Ontario’s iGaming revenue hit a record CA$425.4 million in December as senators advocate for a ban on sports gambling advertisements.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Strip Struggles as Nevada’s Gaming Revenue Dips Slightly
Despite a significant gaming revenue decline on the Vegas Strip in December 2025, regions like Downtown Las Vegas and Laughlin reported notable growth.

By: Lucas DunnMalaysia Plans Legislative Measures to Combat Online Gambling Surge
Malaysia’s Home Ministry is reviewing laws to enhance enforcement and modernize regulations to combat the growing issue of illegal online gambling.

By: Lucas DunnHigh Roller Technologies Partners with Kindbridge for Ontario iGaming
High Roller Technologies signed a letter of intent with Kindbridge to provide support and treatment for self-excluded players in Ontario.

By: Lucas DunnMegaFUNalo Showcases Filipino Culture in New Arcade Game Launch
Bloomberg Resorts Corp has expanded MegaFUNalo with new Filipino themed titles from Gioco Arcade, highlighting local culture and supporting domestic game developers.

By: Lucas DunnTaiwan Charges 35 in NT$30.6B Online Gambling and Laundering Case
Authorities report the gambling ring moved NT$30.6 billion in illicit funds using custom payment platforms to hide transactions to illegal sites.

By: Lucas DunnMacau Hotel Prices Fall 4.7% in December Despite Tourism Boom
In December, Macau saw a 4.7% drop in hotel rates, especially at five-star venues, despite Macau welcoming over 3.58 million visitors.

By: Lucas DunnWynn Al Marjan Island to Feature Wynn Oasis Staff Residential Campus in UAE
The campus will house over 7,000 staff, about 80% of the resort’s workforce, as a self-contained village near Marjan Island and Wynn Boulevard.

By: Lucas DunnUK Government Confirms Increased Taxes on Online Gambling Activities
The revised tax framework, targeting remote betting and online casinos, projects to generate over £1 billion annually in tax revenue.

By: Lucas DunnMacau's Shift to General Public Players Linked to Rising Gambling Issues
According to the DICJ, applications for casino exclusion surged by 67.9% last year, reaching 952, with self-exclusions rising by 74.3% to 828 cases.