The advertisement for British Airways Holidays features a couple returning to their room from the pool of a hotel-casino and appearing to easily win money on slot machines on the way.
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From the Far East to South America, a look at the Top 5 gaming stories that happened around the world in 2018.
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A new UK banking app can block gambling payments and Hartley examines if something similar could be coming to banks in the U.S. in the near future.
Read More . . .Barclays has become the first UK high street bank to enable customers to block transactions with gambling companies.
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Supermatch, the designated sports betting operator of the Uruguayan national lottery, will now serve as the first official gaming partner of the NBA in the South American country.
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Australia's six governments have formally committed to launching a National Consumer Protection Framework for wagering, paving the way for a number of social responsibility initiatives to be rolled out in 2019.
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Children should be banned from playing online games such as Candy Crush to prevent them becoming problem gamblers when they are older, a leading expert has said.
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Single game sports betting and a casino in downtown Toronto are renewed talking points in Canada.
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Brazilian National Congress Legal sports betting, both offline and over the internet, took a step towards becoming reality in Brazil on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018, when a joint committee of the Brazilian National Congress (photo) approved Provisional Measure 846/2018.
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Poker tournaments could soon be made available in Israel if a certain lawmaker has her way. Legislators are said to be considering a bill introduced by Sharren Haskel, who represents the Likud party, that would redefine poker and remove it from the classification of a gambling game
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Quebec is already in trouble over its fight with the telecom companies and Internet neutrality. Now, it is in court over single sports betting. The province plans to appeal several judgments against it to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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Among some of the report’s more interesting findings is that over 85% of those surveyed either disagreed or strongly disagreed with the phrases ‘gambling is for lazy people’ or ‘gambling is a sin.’
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