The Malta Gaming Authority has cracked down on illegal gambling sites in the country, by explicitly naming these illegal operators and warning consumers about spending their money on these sites. Malta Gaming Authority has been especially vigilant following recent scrutiny involving the FATF. ©Thomas Lefebvre/Unsplash In a notice posted on...
It has been reported that leading Irish bookmaker BoyleSports is in the midst of a...
Swedish Gambling Authority Spelinspektionen has released a list of 28 operators who have been banned...
José Vall of ANESAR, Spain’s association for gaming entrepreneurs, recently published an open letter to...
Swedish horse racing operator AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) have been asked to pay a...
SharpLink, which operates as a US-facing sports betting affiliate marketing and technology business, has announced...
Last week’s Ebor Festival at York Racecourse saw £93.2 million bet into the World Pool...
As August nears its end, Paraguay has joined the Latin American countries reporting on gaming...
The Gauselmann Group, a company that develops and publishes games as well as slot machines,...
Colombia’s principal gaming authority Coljuegos was able to share a positive report on the country’s...
After voicing concerns about Uruguay’s plans to legalize online game, the Cipriani Group may pull...
Leading operators Flutter and 888 have both reported falls in revenue during the first half...
Bookmaker Betsson recently researched the gaming habits of Brazilian citizens and released the information in...
Prominent sports betting operator FanDuel Group has revealed the appointment of Carolyn Renzin to the...