Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

By: Richard JanvrinSony Raises PS5 Prices Again Amid Global Economic Pressures and Memory Prices
Sony will increase PS5 prices worldwide in April 2026 as rising costs for memroy and more impact the gaming industry.

By: Richard JanvrinNetflix Has First Streaming Plan Increase in Over a Year
Netflix recently lost out on a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, and now, after more than a year, it's increasing its pricing per plan.

By: Grant MitchellBoyd Opens First New Casino in 20 Years in Henderson, Nevada
Henderson is one of the fastest-growing cities in America, increasing its population by 22% to more than 320,000 during the decade that ended in 2023.
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By: Lucas DunnPointsBet Prepares Alberta Expansion After Strong Ontario Growth
PointsBet plans an Alberta launch after strong Ontario performance, opening pre-registration while preparing localized marketing and products.

By: Grant MitchellUnions Turn Out for Fairfax Casino Bill as Virginia Gov. Mulls Decision
The project also includes plans for a hotel, housing units, and other entertainment amenities, making it transformative for the entire area.

By: Lucas DunnCaesars Opens Pre-Registration for Alberta Online Gaming Launch
Caesars launches Alberta pre-registration for three online platforms ahead of the province's regulated iGaming rollout in mid-2026.

By: Grant MitchellNew Jersey Gov. Asks Lawmakers to Settle Casino Smoking Debate
The Governor did not reveal her position on whether smoking should be authorized inside the nine casinos at the center of attention.

By: Paul SkidmoreGibraltar pushes ahead with new Gambling Bill
Gibraltar’s new Gambling Bill aims to modernise regulation, tighten oversight and keep the jurisdiction competitive amid rising UK tax pressure.

By: Paul SkidmoreCJEU Tipico opinion ramps up pressure on Malta
A CJEU opinion on Tipico suggests unlicensed operators may need to refund losses, increasing scrutiny on Malta’s legal protections.

By: Paul SkidmoreUK Casinos Shift Focus as Tax Pressure Builds
UK operators are cutting friction, lowering deposits and refining CRM as higher taxes reshape how online casinos attract and retain players.