The Gambling Commission has fined Betfred £3.25 million after an investigation exposed social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures. The operator, which is responsible for 1, 750 betting shops, has been ordered to pay the sum as part of a settlement with the regulator. The Gambling Commission is keen to raise...
The Danish Gambling Authority, Spillemyndigheden, recently detected four violations in the country’s Anti-Money Laundering Act...
The Gambling Commission has ordered Star Racing Limited to pay a £594,000 penalty over anti-money...
Both Seminole Gaming and Hard Rock International have appointed Vincent Zahn as their new Chief...
Kindred Group has made significant strides in the US gambling market by unveiling its proprietary...
The Stockholm-based financial institution, Zimpler, has received a stern warning from the official gambling authority...
Kyiv-based iGaming products provider, Spribe, has started the month of July on the front foot....
Soft2Bet has secured yet another iGaming license in the European Union, by securing a Class...
The ASA has refreshed its guidance on promoting matched betting services and offers to the...
The growing sports betting vertical in Paraguay has received suggestions from Conacom, the National Competition...
On July 1, 2023, the Netherlands Ministry of Justice and Security implemented a ban on...
In Colombia, the gaming authority Coljuegos has announced a special visit planned to the city...
Malta-based iGaming operator, SCGO Limited, recently became the latest gambling provider to enter the regulated...
The UK’s Gambling Commission has launched a new online hub laying out its expectations of...