ITIA bans two tennis players for corruption linked to Belgian syndicate
The ITIA has issued Alejandro Mendoza Crespo with the maximum penalty of a lifetime ban from tennis for 20 offences. Meanwhile, Jorge Panta Herreros has been suspended...
Playtika revenue up 6% after JustPlay.Lol acquisition
This was also a rise of 4.3% from the previous quarter, Q4 2021, when revenue was $649m. Total expenses for the quarter came to $556.5m, a rise...
Sportradar reports Q1 loss despite revenue and EBITDA growth
Sportradar posted Q1 revenues of €265.9m, up 28.1% on the €207.6m generated in the same quarter last year. Meanwhile, adjusted EBITDA reached €47.2m, a 28.6% increase on...
GiG: Media rules supreme, but platform potential grows
Gaming Innovation Group reported revenue of €19.1m for the three months to 31 March, representing its second consecutive record-breaking quarter. Key to this was the ongoing performance...
FL Entertainment completes Banijay rebrand after Q1 growth
The Banijay name is not a new concept for the group. In May 2022, Betclic announced it was to go public with television production business Banijay to create FL...
Azticons Chaos Clusters by Quickspin
A superb new format for cluster games, this trademarked mechanic opens up for more winning combinations and even longer win chains. In addition, Azticons Chaos Clusters boasts...
GambleAware defends its position after “misleading and outdated claims”
In March, the Good Law Project submitted a complaint to the Charity Commission over how GambleAware spreads information. The Good Law Project accuses GambleAware trustees of not...
Merkur Group commits to YGAM responsible gambling initiative
Designed to enable health care professionals to access quality training on gambling and gaming harm in young people under the age of 25, the Mindful Resilience Programme launched...
Vikings go to Egypt Wild Fight by Yggdrasil
Habanero’s Vikings are taking a trip to Egypt! As they unleash their fury with a Wild Fight and gather Rage points when they win, there’s no telling...
White label providers to pay £675,000 settlement after AML failings
Jumpman Gaming, which operates 243 websites, and Progress Play, which runs 201, have been ordered to pay £500,000 and £175,718 respectively, in lieu of financial penalties. Both...
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