Month: March 2024

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) hosted its first Sports Betting Integrity Conference, opening an avenue for open dialogue and knowledge-sharing about this issue. MGA  said the event showcases the Authority’s dedication to maintaining a gaming landscape that is free from corruption and any form of unethical practices. The event convened high-profile stakeholders integral to the
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Arizona’s sports betting market continues its upward trajectory, with operators reporting a record-breaking revenue of $70.9 million in January, marking the second consecutive month of historic highs. The Arizona Department of Gaming revealed that gross sports betting revenue soared by 4.8% from December’s record of $67.7 million, and surged by an impressive 49.4% compared to
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North Carolina’s foray into online sports betting has kicked off with significant activity, as indicated by data from GeoComply, a geolocation compliance company. Within the first 48 hours of the state’s launch on Monday, March 11, more than 5.36 million geolocation checks were recorded. Comparatively, neighboring Virginia, which has had online sports betting since January
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The renowned US-based iGaming brand Supremeland Gaming, Inc. got the interim Supplier License in West Virginia. This is the third license the company obtained in this rapidly growing market, following the previous acquisitions of licenses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.  Conquering the US market: The new license further strengthens the position of Supremeland Gaming in
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Adam Rytenskild, chief executive of TABCORP, has resigned from the firm, following the initiation of an inquiry by the board into whether he utilized offensive and inappropriate language in the workplace, according to the Australian Financial Review. Allegations as reason for resignation: Rytenskild’s sudden resignation from the firm reportedly took place after he found out
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A set of guidelines recently issued by the Curaçao’s Gaming Control Board requires applicants for gaming licenses to register by 31 March 2024 to align with both the current and the incoming legislation. After the given deadline, the license applications under the current NOOGH gaming law will no longer be available, while the current passage
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Atlantic County and the nonprofit Liberty and Prosperity will attend the state appellate court on March 20 in Trenton to argue that Superior Court judges were right when they decided that 2021 changes in casino PILOT (payment-in-lieu-of-taxes) rules violated county agreements and the New Jersey Constitution. The 10-year PILOT bill, formally known as the Casino Property
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The National Prosecutor’s Office of the Public Ministry of Chile made a statement on the current situation of online gambling platforms in the country and affirmed that “illegality is not synonymous with crime,” in allusion to the ruling of the Supreme Court that had declared illegal more than 20 iGaming operators. The prosecutor’s position was
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After the plan of the Nagasaki Prefecture to launch an integrated resort development project was rejected by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in December 2023, the Nagasaki Prefecture officials are reportedly concerned that any repetitions of the application process would face significant difficulties to get the Nagasaki IR project going forward.
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One of the leading software providers and sportsbooks in the iGaming market, Altenar, joined forces with Optimove to enhance the players’ experience and secure a smooth and seamless operating process. Positioning in the global market: Optimove is a renowned CRM marketing platform that provides a range of companies with advanced tools and software that help
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Australian wagering company Tabcorp Holdings has announced the resignation of its CEO, Adam Rytenskild, following allegations of “inappropriate” and “offensive” language in the workplace. The company disclosed on Thursday that its board had become aware of the CEO’s use of language deemed inconsistent with leadership standards, prompting discussions that led to Rytenskild’s immediate resignation. While
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