New Zealand to offer 15 online casino licences under landmark gambling reform
New Zealand will make available 15 online casino licences under new legislation that aims to regulate the country’s online gambling market. Minister of Internal Affairs Brooke van...
Gamingtec and ICE London 2023: A winning combination
Hugo Nogueira, head of marketing, talks all things ICE London 2023, and how bringing Gamingtec’s A game to the event is paramount to a successful show. Original...
Irish study questions bonuses’ impact on gambling behaviour
Offers such as bonuses and free bets increase the amount players spend on gambling by up to 11%, according to a new study of Irish consumers. Backed...
GAN to file annual report late
By requesting relief from the SEC, the company hopes to receive a stay on the regulatory requirement, as it will not be able to complete the filings...
Community advisory committees appointed for New York casino bids
Now that the application deadline for three available downstate New York casino licences has passed, state officials are moving forward with next steps. All eight final...
Novamedia exits NL market, cites “unfit” environment
Novamedia, which operates the Postcode Lottery in the country, said that the gaming market in the Netherlands is “subsequently and rightfully” becoming more regulated. However, the operator...
Cirsa share price levels at €15 after Spanish stock market debut
Cirsa’s share price reached a high of €15.76 on its first day of listing, before levelling out at the €15 it expected prior to the IPO. ...
Digitain taps Grigor Asoyan as group deputy CEO of technology
Asoyan has worked for Digitain for ten years. He was named as Digitain’s chief technology officer in 2018, and before this he held the role of senior...
Sources: Deal reached to accelerate the timing of bookie Matt Bowyer’s sentencing
Nearly a year to the day after Matt Bowyer pleaded guilty to federal money laundering charges, one of the nation’s largest bookmakers will likely return to the...
DC criticised after problem gambling funding stripped from 2024 budget
The proposed 2024 Department of Behavioral Health budget shows that no money has been requested for preventing and combating gambling addiction. In the previous three years, $200,000 was approved...
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