Taking names: Novomatic Interactive subsidiary Greentube has revealed that it has been granted a license to offer its content services to operators in Pennsylvania. The Interactive Gaming Manufacturer license will allow Greentube to complete deals with igaming operators active in the state’s gambling market. Games from the business’s portfolio will...
Chile is one of several Latin American countries dealing with ongoing discussions over online gambling....
In the opening quarter of the year, the Austrian Financial Police, Bundesministerium Finanzen, has been...
Bingo! The Connecticut Lottery Corporation (CLC) has announced that it has clinched a long-term agreement...
International gambling operator Entain is expecting to receive a substantial fine from HMRC. An investigation...
The official gambling regulatory and supervisory authority of France, L’Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ), recently...
A challenger approaches: online casino solutions company Evolution has announced a partnership with Caesars Digital...
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has confirmed the cancellation of Totup System Limited’s iGaming license...
A new report published by the Treasury Committee has called for consumer trading in unbacked...
Less than a week ago, Hellenic Gaming Commission’s Gaming Supervision and Control Commission (EEEP) issued...
Supercharged bookmaker Kwiff has been issued a warning by the Advertising Standards Authority over an...
The gambling regulatory and supervisory authority of Lithuania has recorded a 26.1 percent year-on-year (YoY)...
The National Police Board (NPB) of Finland imposed a conditional €2.4 million fine on BML...
At the 7th Ibero-American Gaming Summit, held in Panama City, the group Cibelae introduced the...