Casino and gambling Industry News & Business Insights

Flutter Entertainment will leave the London Stock Exchange in August, ending a listed history in the UK stretching back more than 25 years.

Diamond Casino allowed users to play blackjack, slot machines, poker, and roulette. It also had an Inside Track horse racing mode and a free-to-spin lucky wheel.

Racehorse owner-breeder and former Molson Coors executive Simon Cox will become chair of the British Horseracing Authority in October.

Two illegal betting centres have been closed in Sicily, with terminals seized and administrative fines exceeding €20,000 issued.

Two unlicensed gambling venues in Doncaster city centre have been raided, with eight arrests made and almost £9,000 seized.

Evolution’s AML and supply-chain failings were serious enough for the Gambling Commission to consider suspending its UK licence.

DrawHouse says HMRC's VAT stance on paid prize draw entries could significantly reduce margins and leave operators facing historic tax bills.

Public Health Wales has announced a new £1.4m funding programme supporting charities and community organisations working to prevent gambling-related harms across Wales.

Australian politicians are stepping up calls for tougher gambling advertising laws, arguing the Federal Government's proposed reforms fall short of what is needed to reduce gambling harm. The growing debate could shape the future of betting advertising across television, online platforms and live sport.

The NJDGE reported that its online casino operators generated $271 million in revenue during June, up 17.5 percent year-over-year.