Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

AI chatbots operated by major technology companies have been found recommending illegal online casinos and advising users how to bypass gambling safeguards. The findings have prompted concern from regulators, campaigners and addiction experts in the UK.

Curious Games has launched its entry into the iGaming sector through a new partnership with Relax Gaming. The studio will distribute its upcoming titles through Relax’s Silver Bullet programme, gaining access to regulated markets and tier-one operators worldwide.

Edinburgh is rapidly establishing itself as one of Europe’s leading iGaming technology hubs. Industry figures say the city’s fintech expertise, world-class universities and growing network of operators and suppliers are attracting companies seeking engineering, data science and AI capabilities.

Numerous anti-gambling incumbents defeated pro-gambling challengers who were backed by Las Vegas Sands’ political action committees (PACs).

PrizePicks will end its Canadian operations by April, citing regulatory hurdles and reallocating resources to expansion in the United States.

The Department of Internal Affairs is seeking feedback on proposed Baccarat rule updates, including a new wager variation and clearer table signage rules.

Palms will now become the Official Hotel Partner of the conference, which includes schools such as UNLV and Nevada, through 2028.

Six Flags is selling seven amusement parks to EPR Properties in a $331 million deal aimed at focusing on higher-performing locations.

Outgoing Gambling Commission CEO Andrew Rhodes is reportedly preparing to join a consultancy created by gambling law firm Harris Hagan after leaving the regulator, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.

Bet365 has confirmed it will end several long-running horse racing sponsorships, including the Craven Meeting and major Haydock fixtures, citing growing tax and regulatory pressures facing UK betting operators.