Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

Outdated anti-money laundering policies and missed opportunities to protect customers have resulted in a £5m regulatory settlement for Rank’s land-based casino business.

Union leaders lobbied for a $10-per-hour wage increase across four years, a $25 minimum hourly wage, and guarantees for existing healthcare and pensions.

Licensed operators in Brazil went offline on Oct. 6. Banks now handle player refunds while the Supreme Court weighs challenges to the betting ban.

Informa has agreed to buy Clarion Events, the organiser behind ICE and iGB Live, in a £2.24bn deal that will put major gambling industry gatherings under new ownership.

Bank of America upgraded DraftKings to buy after shares fell 47% over the past year.

New Zealand's regulated online casino market could generate between NZ$10 million and NZ$20 million for community organisations, according to government analysis.

A provisional measure banning fixed-odds betting in Brazil needs congressional approval, and Flávio Bolsonaro's first-round lead clouds its future ahead of the Oct. 25 runoff.

Macau set a single-day visitor record during Golden Week, but September GGR fell 1.2%, and analysts are cutting forecasts. Here is what the data shows.

An Upper Tribunal ruling has wiped out around £13.2 million in Remote Gaming Duty assessments against Jumpman Gaming, potentially opening the door for other online casino operators to challenge tax paid on similar free-spin promotions.

UK Remote Gaming Duty receipts more than doubled year-on-year in July, offering an early indication of how the government's increase from 21% to 40% is affecting Treasury revenues.