Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights
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By: Paul SkidmoreCourt of Appeal refuses TNLC challenge over National Lottery licence
The Court of Appeal has refused TNLC permission to challenge April’s judgment over the fourth National Lottery licence awarded to Allwyn.

By: Paul SkidmoreMore than £110,000 seized in South Yorkshire illegal gambling raids
Police seized more than £110,000, gold and 16 betting terminals during raids targeting suspected illegal gambling in Sheffield and Doncaster.

By: Richard JanvrinCFTC Committee Raises Prediction Market Manipulation Concerns
Prediction market manipulation was a major focus of the CFTC's first Innovation Advisory Committee meeting amid several high-profile incidents.

By: Heather GartlandAustralia Passes Tough New Gambling Advertising Restrictions
Australia has passed major gambling reforms that will significantly restrict how betting companies advertise to consumers. The new rules target wagering promotions during live sport, celebrity endorsements, television and radio advertising, and online marketing.

By: Richard JanvrinKalshi-Catalist Sports Partnership Announcement Disappears Hours After Reveal
A multi-year partnership between Kalshi and Catalist Sports was announced Tuesday morning, but the announcement disappeared from Catalist's website just hours later.

By: Paul SkidmorePremier League betting shirt ban begins but other gambling deals remain
Premier League clubs have removed betting brands from shirt fronts, but 16 of the 20 sides retain gambling partnerships in other forms today.

By: Paul SkidmoreQuinnBet agrees £609,104 settlement over AML and safer gambling failures
The Gambling Commission found source-of-funds, deposit-limit and harm-detection failures during its review of QuinnBet’s remote licence.

By: Paul Skidmore‘Aim to permit’ repeal could trigger wider Gambling Act reform
Experts warn the planned repeal of ‘aim to permit’ could require primary legislation and invite calls for broader Gambling Act reform.

By: Paul SkidmoreHolland Park Leisure fined £150,000 over self-exclusion failures
Holland Park Leisure has been fined £150,000 after failing to join a scheme protecting self-excluded customers at local land-based venues.

By: Paul SkidmoreBally’s shares fall 26% as doubts grow over US casino projects
Bally’s share price fell by more than a quarter as its debt position fuelled concern about casino developments across three major US cities.