Month: September 2024

Macau’s Financial Services Bureau reported a significant rise in gaming tax revenues for August, with a collection of MOP$7.16 billion (US$891 million). This figure represents a 4.8% increase from the previous month and an impressive 11% growth over August 2023, where the tax revenue was MOP$6.44 billion (US$799 million). These figures illustrate the steady and robust growth in the gaming
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has recently taken action against several social casino ads on TikTok, suggesting that players could win real-world money or tangible prizes. ASA found these claims misleading, as these particular social casinos do not offer real-money prizes.  These rulings are part of a broader initiative ASA conducted in the UK to address concerns
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iGaming solutions provider Uplatform has announced a partnership with iGaming studio and casino provider Spribe. According to Uplatform, this collaboration marks a significant step in the evolution of iGaming, promising to offer an advanced catalog to operators and businesses around the globe. Spribe, established in 2018 in Kyiv, Ukraine, has swiftly emerged as an exceptional
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Events services company Eventus International has announced the inaugural iGaming MarTech Amsterdam, which it describes as “a premier event uniquely tailored for marketing professionals in the iGaming industry.” Scheduled for 24th-25th July 2025, in Amsterdam, the event aims to redefine how marketing strategies are developed and executed in the increasingly competitive igaming landscape. This is
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The Dutch government has announced a phased increase in gambling taxes, raising rates by 7.3 percentage points on gross gaming revenue (GGR), despite strong opposition from the industry. The decision, revealed as part of the government’s autumn budget, has drawn criticism from industry players who warn the hike could lead to operators exiting the market
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Leong Sun Iok, a lawmaker representing the Macao Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM), has called for increased oversight of social responsibility programs within the casino industry. During a recent press conference held to review the legislative work of FAOM’s representatives, Leong highlighted the importance of gaming companies aligning with government efforts to support employment, develop
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