A sports data company linked to an increase in corruption in tennis by an independent review probing criminality in the sport has issued a defence today while querying the recommendations of the investigation.
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As part of its advertisement crackdown, Australia has banned television advertising by gaming organizations during all live sports broadcasts. However, the Australian broadcasting companies have argued that the ban should also include streaming services.
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A Gambling Commission investigation found that the bookmaker fell short on interacting with customers who showed signs of problem gambling and on carrying out anti-money laundering checks.
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Last month, Bill 3397/2018-CE was introduced to the legislature by Percy Eloy Alcala Mateo of the Fuerza Popular Party. If approved by both Congress and the president, it may become law in as little as two months.
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Peru lawmakers could soon approve a bill that would legalize sports gambling in the country. A bill introduced by Percy Eloy Alcala Mateo of the Fuerza Popular party seeks to pave the way for Peruvians to participate in the increasingly popular gambling market
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Another day, another takedown of a China-facing illegal online gambling operation, as local residents continue to defy their government’s blanket ban on non-lottery gambling activity.
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MRG has set out plans to build on the early success of its online casino offering in Denmark by rolling out sports betting services under a new licence.
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Earlier this month, the Ministry of Youth and Sport published document 3780. Although written in Ukrainian, translations show that “II.119 sport poker” is now listed on the country’s Register of Recognized Sports.
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Since Japan’s parliament last month passed a bill to allow the establishment of giant casino resorts, a big question for the world’s gaming industry has been when will China follow suit?
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Gambling apps have come under heavy criticism from state media. Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported last month that "a large number" of apps on the Apple platform had exposed users to "fake lotteries" and gambling.
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Apple has removed thousands of gambling apps from its China app store, according to reports.
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The company announced its head of commercial development Yaniv Sherman will move to the U.S. in September to "spearhead" expansion
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