Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

By: Paul SkidmoreSOFTSWISS and Pentasia unveil 2026 iGaming talent trends in Malta
SOFTSWISS and Pentasia have launched their 2026 iGaming Talent Trends report in Malta, highlighting hiring challenges, AI disruption and tightening talent supply across the sector.

By: Paul SkidmoreiGaming cyber threats evolving as AI and data risks change industry
Cybersecurity threats facing the iGaming sector have “grown and changed shape”, with AI-driven attacks, identity abuse and supply-chain risks now replacing traditional fraud concerns.

By: Grant MitchellVirginia Gov. Spanberger Has One Week to Decide on Fairfax Casino Bill
As Virginians await her decision, the Board of Supervisors is encouraging the Governor to strike down a bill it never wanted.
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By: Paul SkidmoreOnline sports betting may be driving binge drinking among young men, study finds
A new study suggests that young men who already drink heavily may be more likely to binge drink when engaging with online sports betting, raising fresh questions about the wider social impacts of gambling apps.
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By: Paul SkidmoreEden Hazard investigated by Belgian regulators after Stake ambassador deal
Former Chelsea and Real Madrid star Eden Hazard is reportedly under investigation by Belgium’s gambling regulator after signing a new ambassador deal with online casino brand Stake.

By: Paul SkidmoreTravel agent jailed for three years after stealing £500k to fund online gambling
A UK travel agent has been sentenced to three years in prison after defrauding her employer of nearly £500,000 over a 20-month period, with part of the stolen money spent on online gambling.

By: Paul SkidmoreAlan Spence claims £800k gambling debt unenforceable due to alleged illegal bookmaker
Classic-winning racehorse owner Alan Spence told the High Court that gambling debts of around £800,000 should be void because the bets were allegedly placed with an illegal bookmaker.

By: Paul SkidmoreMum who hid gambling addiction paid off £40,000 debt by selling clothes
Rachel Grady said depression and the “buzz” of gambling pulled her into addiction during 2020, leaving her with £40,000 of debt before she rebuilt her finances through online clothes reselling.

By: Richard JanvrinU.S. Government Set to Receive $10 Billion Fee From TikTok Deal
The US government is set to receive about $10 billion from investors as part of a deal restructuring TikTok’s U.S. operations.

By: Richard JanvrinNFL, CBS Reportedly Negotiating Major Rights Fee Increase for Sunday Games
The NFL and CBS are reportedly discussing a new deal that could raise the network’s rights fee by roughly $1 billion.