Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

Gibraltar’s new Gambling Bill aims to modernise regulation, tighten oversight and keep the jurisdiction competitive amid rising UK tax pressure.

A CJEU opinion on Tipico suggests unlicensed operators may need to refund losses, increasing scrutiny on Malta’s legal protections.

UK operators are cutting friction, lowering deposits and refining CRM as higher taxes reshape how online casinos attract and retain players.

Lilith Wittmann says she hacked the MGA and will expose alleged wrongdoing, while the regulator insists the claims remain unsubstantiated.

A UK study has found LGBTQIA+ individuals may face higher gambling-related harms and significant barriers to support, raising concerns over inclusivity in treatment services.

Yes.com prepares for Denmark launch with an AI-driven iGaming platform designed to reduce costs and scale across Europe.

The House of Delegates passed House Bill 295, which would ban these controversial gaming platforms from operating in the state.

It then crossed the roadway and went over an embankment, resulting in more than 60 percent of the passengers being injured.

Premier League clubs are continuing to sign lucrative gambling sponsorship deals, including partnerships with unlicensed operators, as UK government plans for tighter regulation remain unclear.

Up to £60 million may have been wagered with illegal betting operators during the Cheltenham Festival, according to the Betting and Gaming Council, as concerns grow over black market activity in the UK.