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The Evolution of Online Sports: Redefining the Game
In an era dominated by digital connectivity, the world of sports has undergone a profound transformation. The emergence of online platforms has not only revolutionized how we consume sports but has also fundamentally altered the way athletes train, compete, and connect with their fans. From live streaming to virtual competitions, the realm of online sports…
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Ethical Gambling Forum 2025 to Tackle ESG and Industry Responsibility (Casino News Daily)
The Fourth Annual Ethical Gambling Forum is set to return to Gibraltar on April 29-30, 2025, hosted aboard the Sunborn Yacht Hotel. This two-day event will center on the growing significance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, reinforcing the role of sustainability, accountability, and ethical business culture in the gambling sector. Under the theme…
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Malta Gaming Authority Revokes Goldwin’s Gaming Licence (Casino News Daily)
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has revoked Goldwin Limited’s gaming authorization, effective March 13, 2025. This move follows the suspension of Goldwin’s gaming license on September 25, 2024, after the company was found in violation of several gaming regulations. Reasons for Cancellation Goldwin, which held the MGA license number MGA/B2C/533/2018, was suspended for violating multiple…
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Norway Debates Shifting from Gambling Monopoly to Licensing Model (Casino News Daily)
Norway is on the verge of becoming Europe’s last country with a gambling monopoly, as debates intensify over whether to introduce a licensing system for betting operators. While proponents argue that regulation could boost funding for sports and volunteering, critics fear it may lead to increased problem gambling and a loss of public funds. Push…
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Offshore Firms Likely to Dominate New Zealand’s New Online Gambling Market (Casino News Daily)
New Zealand is preparing to regulate online gambling for the first time, with the government set to auction 15 online casino licenses. However, concerns have been raised that large offshore companies will dominate the market, leaving local operators struggling to compete. The shift, expected to take effect in February 2026, marks a significant change in…
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Thailand’s Casino Bill Faces Further Delays as Government Seeks More Review (Casino News Daily)
The Thai government has postponed its final review of the proposed casino-entertainment complex bill, citing the need for further public consultation and legal scrutiny. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stated that while the bill remains under consideration, her administration is in no hurry to push it through without addressing all concerns from stakeholders and the public.…
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IGT Lottery Secures Sixth Consecutive Responsible Gaming Certification (Casino News Daily)
International Game Technology (IGT) has once again solidified its position as a global leader in responsible gaming, as its Italian subsidiary, IGT Lottery, has received the European Lotteries (EL) Responsible Gaming Certification for the sixth consecutive time. This certification reaffirms IGT Lottery’s commitment to player protection, underage gambling prevention, and responsible gaming practices. Further strengthening…
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Alberta Blocks U.S. Slot Machines in Response to Tariff Dispute (Casino News Daily)
The Alberta government has implemented a ban on purchasing slot machines and video lottery terminals (VLTs) from U.S.-based suppliers, marking a significant escalation in trade tensions between Canada and the United States. The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) issued the directive on March 6, 2025, immediately halting the acquisition of U.S.-manufactured gaming equipment.…
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Romania Plans 10% Gambling Spending Limit in New Legislation (Casino News Daily)
Romanian lawmakers are considering a legislative proposal that would restrict individuals from spending more than 10% of their previous month’s income on gambling activities. This measure, if implemented, would apply across both land-based and online gambling, covering casinos, slot machines, and sports betting. The proposed law shifts responsibility tobanks and financial institutions, requiring them to…
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Michigan Cracks Down on Offshore Casinos Operating Illegally (Casino News Daily)
The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) has intensified its enforcement efforts against unregulated online casinos, issuing cease-and-desist orders to five offshore operators that have been providing gambling services illegally within the state. The regulator asserts that these sites are in direct violation of Michigan’s gambling laws and must halt operations immediately. Offshore Operators Identified in…
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Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland Becomes Operational Under New Laws (Casino News Daily)
Ireland has officially launched the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI), bringing a new era of gambling regulation to the country. Established under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024, the GRAI began operations on March 5, 2025, with a mandate to oversee both retail and online gambling, introduce new licensing requirements, and enforce stricter player protection…
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Advanced Technology That Has Impacted the Experience of Online Casinos in New Zealand (Casino News Daily)
Online casino gaming has become one of the largest market holders within the digital entertainment industry. The biggest reason this niche has grown considerably is due to advanced technology. If it weren’t for the technology introduced to online casinos, brick-and-mortar casino establishments would not have been able to keep up with technological changes in the…
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YouTube Imposes Stricter Regulations on Gambling Content (Casino News Daily)
YouTube is introducing stricter policies regarding gambling-related content, reinforcing its stance on limiting exposure to unregulated betting platforms. Starting March 19, creators will no longer be allowed to direct users to gambling websites that fail to meet local legal requirements or have not been reviewed by YouTube or its parent company, Google. This includes verbal…
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Sault Tribe Refuses to Pay Ransomware Attackers as Kewadin Casinos Reopen (Casino.org)
Sault Tribe’s five Kewadin casinos now open after ransomware attack Tribe refuses to pay hackers for stolen private data Customers who think they might be affected are urged to take precautions Michigan’s Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians have confirmed they refused to pay a ransom to hackers who attacked their Kewadin casino operations…
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Mark Wahlberg Sells Vacant Las Vegas Lot for $17M (Casino.org)
Mark Wahlberg recently sold an empty 2.5 acres of Las Vegas land for $17.25 million, Clark County property records show. The Hollywood A-lister and Wahlburgers restaurateur bought the land to build a house but ended up selling it instead, for $1.65 million more than he paid in 2022. An image of Mark Wahlberg, taken in…