Uruguay is looking into a project that would limit gaming hours at casinos and other physical gaming locations. The idea came about as a response to the problem gambling in the country. Uruguay’s government is therefore looking at various options for how to address the problem in a manner that...
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Amidst strategic shifts and regulatory inspections, Star Entertainment announces its decision to sell the iconic...
Pragmatic Play, which is known for popular online slot games and more, will bring its...
In a significant regulatory shift, the Macau government is set to restrict the number of...
In a strategic move, Australian casino operator Star Entertainment Group has embarked on a venture...
Bally’s Corporation has successfully inaugurated an expansion of its Bally’s Kansas City casino, adding over...
Following a court case and subsequent settlement, Tabcorp, one of Australia’s largest betting companies received...
Hackers have managed to breach a series of wallets controlled by Stake in a private...