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Request to End Antitrust Litigation Koin Mobile, a company specializing in mobile payment solutions, has officially requested a federal judge in Nevada to dismiss its antitrust lawsuit against Everi Holdings, a prominent player in casino payment systems. This move potentially signals the end of the legal battle surrounding competition within the casino digital wallet sector. […]

The Boring Company, led by Elon Musk, has been fined close to $500,000 due to multiple environmental breaches discovered during their tunneling operations. Investigations by water officials revealed that while working on a project to establish an underground transportation route, the company caused harm to the local sewer infrastructure by improperly disposing of drilling fluids […]

Renewed Conflict Between Colorado and Tribes Over Sports Betting Relations between Colorado and its two federally recognized tribes, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, have become strained once again. Disagreements over online sports betting rights and environmental concerns have heightened tensions. Tribal leaders express frustration, stating the state’s denial to […]

Ramiro Atucha Introduces Atucha Strategic Advisory Ramiro Atucha, a recognized leader in the gaming industry, has announced the creation of a new consultancy firm named Atucha Strategic Advisory. This initiative aims to assist companies, especially within the gaming and technology sectors, to navigate and capitalize on the dynamic Latin American market. Focused Expertise on Latin […]

Introduction to the ORACLE Act New York’s Assembly Bill 9251, also known as the Oversight and Regulation of Activity for Contracts Linked to Events (ORACLE) Act, seeks to establish clear definitions and impose regulations on the operation of prediction markets within the state. Key Restrictions Targeting Prediction Markets This legislation aims to severely restrict certain […]

Las Vegas Cosmopolitan Ends Popular Ice-Skating Rink Tradition Since 2011, The Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas has become known for its unique seasonal attraction: a rooftop ice-skating rink on the fourth-floor pool of the Boulevard Tower. This 4,200-square-foot rink features real ice, cozy fire pits, snow effects, and festive cocktails, making it a beloved winter […]

Targeting Vulnerable Australians on Self-Exclusion RegistersDespite legal restrictions on offshore gambling operators in Australia, some foreign companies continue to lure individuals who have voluntarily excluded themselves from gambling sites back into betting. These companies collaborate with third-party websites to reach vulnerable gamblers, often those on self-exclusion lists designed to help them manage addiction.How Offshore Sites […]

Impact of Elevated Gambling Taxes on Market Health A recent analysis from the UK Betting and Gaming Council highlights the consequences of imposing high taxes on gambling activities. Conducted by PwC, the research reveals a clear connection between excessive taxation and the growth of illegal gambling sectors. Countries With Hefty Taxes Face Larger Illegal Markets […]

Proposal for Gambling Tax Increase Bulgaria is preparing a significant change in its fiscal policy concerning gambling activities. The government is considering raising the gambling tax rate by 5%, a move that could impact the industry starting in 2026. Details of the Tax Changes The medium-term budget plan for 2026 to 2028 outlines amendments to […]

Growth in Non-Gaming Expenditures in Macau Macau has seen a steady increase in visitor spending on activities beyond gambling, highlighting the region’s ongoing push to broaden its tourism appeal and reduce dependence on casinos. Recent figures indicate that in the third quarter of 2025, tourists spent 10% more on non-gaming amenities compared to the previous […]