Month: January 2025

Sports betting and iGaming solutions provider Digitain has revealed its new company slogan: ‘Built to Lead.’ Announced ahead of ICE Barcelona 2025, this slogan “highlights Digitain’s fresh perspective on its vision, positioning, strategic pillars, and essence.”  Digitain states that the new vision reflects its dedication and commitment to creating genuine connections, ensuring meticulous attention to
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Jordan Kerr, a skilled blackjack player from North Haven, Connecticut, has filed a lawsuit against Horseshoe Baltimore and its parent company, Caesars Entertainment, alleging unlawful detention during an incident at the casino in October 2024. The legal action, initially brought in Baltimore City Circuit Court and now moved to Maryland’s federal District Court, seeks $3
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In his latest article, iGaming industry consultant Ron Mendelson provides a comprehensive guide to help entrepreneurs build and sustain a thriving gaming company in Costa Rica with the help of Fast Offshore Costa Rica is a popular destination for entrepreneurs seeking to establish online gaming companies. The country’s favorable business climate, affordable costs, and flexible
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iGaming solutions provider Digitain has promoted Edmond Ghulyan, its Group Chief Strategy Officer, to the position of CEO of Relum, the casino engine solution provider within the Digitain Group.   Ghulyan, who has been with Digitain for seven years, has held various leadership roles, including Chief of Centrivo Products and Group Chief Strategy Officer. He
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After six years of a process to legalize online sports betting, Brazil finally has, as of January 1, a national market for fixed odds betting. The country’s Ministry of Finance celebrated the achievement on its website, highlighting that “the companies that now make up the industry were selected after a rigorous authorization process, which ensured compliance
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On Monday, Bally’s announced an investment program to boost diversity and inclusion in its permanent River West casino in Chicago. The company is offering investors a chance to buy a 25% stake in the $1.7 billion casino and resort project, limited to women or people of color, as required under the company’s host community agreement with the city.
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