Norwegian Gambling and Foundation Authority (NGA), the Lotteritilsynet, has recently announced that several big gaming companies operating illegally within the country’s borders will soon cease operations. The public authority is responsible for supervising and controlling all private and state-operated lotteries in Norway. The NGA carried out inspections on all the...
SharpLink Gaming, a provider of online gaming engagement, has revealed that SaharaBets will become the...
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MGM Resorts International has initiated a shutdown of specific systems at its properties throughout the...
Top iGaming technology provider, Bragg Gaming Group, has recently announced its acquisition of a new...
Multinational lottery operator Allwyn has benefited hugely from the completion of its acquisition of Camelot...
The 2023 SBC Summit Barcelona takes place from September 19 to 21 at the Fira...
One of the most renowned online casino and sports betting operators on the European continent,...
Codere Online has reported its latest revenue information for Q2 2023. Significantly, the company, which...
Global sports betting, gaming, and entertainment provider Flutter Entertainment has announced that PokerStars VR, the...
Cirsa, Spain’s largest casino operator, recently released its profit information for Q2 2023. The multinational...
Dutch gambling regulator, Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), has swung into action to enforce the newly implemented ban...
One of the world’s most renowned iGaming companies, Novomatic, recently published its financial report for...
Greek iGaming provider, Intralot, recently published its financial results for the first six months of...