Germany’s Interstate Treaty on Gambling has hit another setback after the Schleswig-Holstein government officially voted down on Friday the amendments that were implemented to the legislative piece back in March.
Lord David Currie, who is soon to assume the role of Chairman of UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), said in a recent interview with The Financial Times that the mid-2000s’ “liberalization” of the nation’s gambling market may have not been the right thing to do.
The State of Kentucky is facing a major challenge in trying to fix its gaping pension deficit. Even by the most conservative estimates, the state is looking at a deficit that goes over USD 30 billion.
The Spanish online gaming market is ready to expand and offer licenses to more online operators according to the Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ) the regulator charged with overseeing the market in Spain.
The multiple delays in the introduction of the Netherlands’ new gambling regulatory framework have taken their toll, as the Dutch government announced earlier this week plans to implement a temporary rise in the current gambling tax rate.
The world of live poker has its new super power. It has not been on rare occasion over the past several years that German poker pros have been dominating action at poker tables.
As reported on Monday by the iGaming Post that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is about to call a snap election and kick Integrated Resorts into the long grass for at least another year have been confirmed.
Melco Resorts & Entertainment could be interested in all or some of the casinos operated by PAGCOR in the Philippines when they come up for sale next year.
Hartford, Conn. — MGM Resorts International revealed plans on Monday for a USD 675 million waterfront casino in Connecticut’s largest city, the latest salvo in a competition with two Native American tribes that run two of the world’s largest casinos in the southeastern part of the state.
A new gambling regulation bill has been in the works in the Australian state of Victoria, which, among other things, seeks to restrict sports betting-related advertisements in public spaces, local media reports.
The government of Western Australia is working on a draft bill that would seek to ban the provision of betting on lotteries services within the state’s borders. The move was confirmed by Premier Mark McGowan.
