Sports betting firm William Hill has agreed to a £2.9 billion takeover bid from Caesars Entertainment. The deal means that the Las Vegas casino owner will take over William Hill and has outbid US private equity firm Apollo. Both the boards at William Hill and Caesars have agreed to a...
The Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV) in Finland has announced its findings that the gambling...
Last week, games developer Booongo announced that it had struck a partnership with Wargos Technology,...
Flutter Entertainment has fared better than expected during the coronavirus pandemic, according to its interim...
The revenue generated by operators offering online gambling in Portugal rose significantly during the lockdown...
European lottery operator Sazka has been criticized over its choice of advisor for its upcoming...
Buenos Aires and Miami-based END 2 END will be partnering with Costa Rican bingo operator...
In a new deal announced this week by gaming giant Play’n GO and gambling operator...
Swedish games operator Betsson announced last week that it has acquired 70% of Colbet, one...
Advertising practices in the gambling industry across Europe have regularly been the focus of discussions...
Madrid-based gaming solutions provider Tecnalis has recently partnered with Endorphina, an internationally-known gaming company based...
Serbian games operator Mozzart has overtaken Colombian betting company Meridianbet. The new platform, for Colombian...
Tech company LatamWin has announced its partnership with Triple Cherry, a games developer based in...
Following calls from the Betting and Gaming Council, Scotland has agreed to reduce restrictions put...