New Jersey gaming revenue rises to $636.2 million in November
Total gambling revenue in New Jersey amounted to $636.2 million in November, higher than last year and the previous month following growth across iGaming, sports betting and...
Monopoly Lunar New Year by SG Digital
This game has plenty going on with fixed jackpot prizes, free spins on an expanding reel set, and a bonus round with inspiration from Lightning Link. You...
Five years of Alea: The origin story
iGaming aggregator Alea, one of the hottest and most fascinating brands in the industry, is celebrating its five-year anniversary. Many will know Alea thanks to the outsized...
GIG promotes Fitton to chief operating officer
In her new position, Fitton will be tasked with driving sustainable growth with the aim to strengthen operational effectiveness, streamline processes and improve efficiency on platform delivery....
Saga continues: Evolution faces Black Cube counterclaims over transparency
In four years, the dispute between Evolution AB and Playtech, its London-listed competitor, has moved from allegations about market conduct into a broader contest over access to information...
Pentasia MD: Talent shortage now “debilitating” brake on growth
The past 12 months have seen truly unprecedented demand for igaming talent, exceeding even the frenzy of our industry’s early days. Employers across the sector are struggling...
Sri Lanka doubles casino entry fee
As result of a new law that took effect 1 January, it will cost gamblers who are residents of Sri Lanka US$100 to enter and play at...
Wazdan secures igaming licence in West Virginia
The approval will enable Wazdan to offer its games to players throughout West Virginia, including titles such as Sizzling 777 Deluxe, Lucky Reels, Space Spins, Power of...
Georgia sports betting faces uphill battle in 2026 despite study committee push
Georgia lawmakers are likely to take another run at sports betting legalisation in 2026 after a study group quietly added the issue to its recommendations last month....
Bacta calls for greater flexibility to future-proof amusements sector
Speaking at its annual general meeting, Bacta president Greg Wood said the sector was “currently restrained, restricted, and controlled by outdated and blunt legislation”. As a result,...
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