Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

By: Paul SkidmoreANJ fines operator €500,000 over high-risk player protection failures
France's gambling regulator has fined an operator €500,000 after identifying failures to detect and support customers at risk of gambling harm.

By: Paul SkidmoreDCMS plans wider ban on unlicensed gambling sponsorship across sectors
The government wants to outlaw sponsorship and physical advertising by unlicensed gambling operators across sport, entertainment and cultural venues.

By: Lucas DunnMacau Tourism Hits Record Highs as Casino Revenue Dips
Macau surpassed 20 million visitor arrivals by June 20, 2026, beating last year's pace even as gaming revenue forecasts weaken.

By: Paul SkidmoreRank Group profit set to beat forecasts despite £5m provision
Rank Group expects FY operating profit of at least £76m, despite a £5m regulatory provision and higher UK gambling taxes.

By: Grant MitchellRivers Casino Portsmouth Delivers Again, Powers New Housing Project
Rivers Casino Portsmouth generated more than $40 million in local gaming taxes since it began operations over three years ago.

By: Grant MitchellDelaware Releases Betting Kiosks at Casinos and Approved Lottery Retailers
Officials say that the new machines will allow users to place more complex sports bets without the assistance of casino clerks or staff.

By: Paul SkidmoreIreland launches parental campaign to tackle underage gambling
Ireland's gambling regulator has unveiled a nationwide campaign to help parents spot the warning signs of underage gambling and reduce future harm.

By: Paul SkidmoreEvolution agrees £4.75m settlement with Gambling Commission
Evolution has agreed a £4.75m settlement with the Gambling Commission after an 18-month investigation into black market access to its games.

By: Lucas DunnOntario Gambling Helpline Strained as Calls Outpace Funding
ConnexOntario is fielding record calls as Ontario's iGaming boom drives more residents to seek gambling addiction support and mental health care.

By: Ziv Chen Tribe and State Interests Align In The Fight Against Prediction Markets, Says UNLV Law Professor Danielle Finn
UNLV law professor Danielle Finn says tribal and state gaming interests, usually at odds, are now aligned against prediction markets — with over 20 lawsuits alleging violations of federal Indian gaming law and billions in lost tax revenue at stake.