South Africa Must Reform Casino Regulations to Exit FATF Grey List
South Africa is making a concerted effort to exit the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, targeting full compliance
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21:38
$3.1M Tax Refund in Nevada Reveals Regulatory Loophole
In a settlement reached on Monday, the Nevada Gaming Commission agreed to refund Nevada Restaurant Services Inc. (NRSI), the operator
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08:20
Elon Musk Halts Pro-Trump Sweepstakes After DOJ Warning
Elon Musk-backed pro-Trump group, America PAC, paused its highly questionable $1 million-a-day sweepstakes after a DOJ warning that the contest
Deyan Dimitrov
12:23
Bally’s Aims to Open Vegas Casino Together with A’s Ballpark in 2028
Bally’s Corp. has reaffirmed its commitment to complete the first phase of its planned Las Vegas resort and casino by
Deyan Dimitrov
09:24
Evoke Abandons the USA in Favor of European Markets
Evoke plc, the global gambling company formerly known as 888 Holdings, continues downsizing its US operations to focus on European
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10:30
New Macau Legislation Cracks Down on Illegal Gambling
The new law targeting illegal gambling operations received unanimous approval in Macau’s Legislative Assembly. This effort represents the latest attempt
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20:40
Vegas Hotel Faces Lawsuit Due to Bed Bug Bites
Mississippi resident Krystal Nailer is suing The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower in Las Vegas, claiming that she was bitten
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22:28
UPT Uncovers Exciting Schedule for 2024 and Beyond
The World Poker Tour (WPT) has announced its upcoming lineup of high-profile events that will capture the attention of poker
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02:29
Australian Operators Under Flak for Alleged Underhanded Lobbying
Gambling reform advocates are raising alarms, warning that wagering companies are “showering” Australian federal politicians with hospitality as the government
Deyan Dimitrov
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Shareholder Lawsuit May Derail Apollo-Everi Acquisition
Dan Clancy, a shareholder of Everi Holdings, on Wednesday, 25 September, filed a suit to block the proposed $6.3 billion
