Top Ohio politicians cool to iGaming expansion plans
Despite some consideration earlier this year, Ohio lawmakers appear unlikely to pass iGaming bills anytime soon. Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman told reporters last week that online...
Uzbekistan tennis players banned over match fixing charges
Ismailov was already serving a seven-year ban after a previous conviction but will now face a lifetime ban from the sport and was fined an additional $14,000...
Royal Fortunator: Hold and Win by Playson
This high-volatility new slot showcases a Royal Bonus feature in the hold and win bonus game, offers four in-game jackpots and includes an all-new Diamond Pile feature....
Evolution eyes end-of-year Gambling Commission review update
Evolution expects the Gambling Commission’s investigation into the supplier’s UK licence to be completed by the end of this year. Speaking to analysts during the group’s...
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Kitty Glitter features 30 paylines, four lucky cats and a Free Spins Bonus in which all four cat symbols can become wild! You can download the First...
The Guardian to ban all gambling advertising
This new policy took effect from today (15 June). It will apply to the group’s websites, apps, audio, video and newsletters, as well as print advertisements in...
BGC warns gambling tax hike could wipe £3.1bn off UK economy
The UK’s Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has warned proposed plans to raise gambling tax in the UK could lead to up to £3.1 billion ($4.1 billion)...
APE Macau issues profit warning amid 74.6% revenue decline in H1
The supplier has estimated that revenue from the first six months of 2021 will amount to HK$3.0m (£279,156/€326,385), a sharp decline from HK$11.8m (£1.0m/€1.2m) in the same...
FDJ commits to diversity with LGBT+ partnership
Signing the organisation’s LGBT+ Commitment Charter, FDJ said this will support its ongoing efforts for the inclusion of LGBT+ people in the workplace. FDJ said it would...
Marina Bay Sands found ‘negligent’ in data leak that affected 665,000 patrons
Marina Bay Sands (MBS) in Singapore must pay S$315,000 (US$243,300) for failing to protect patron data during a 2023 software migration. That left the personal information of...
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