Gambling companies have defied calls to stamp out sexism at an industry conference, with guests being entertained by pole dancers and a Playboy-themed show, and hostesses claiming to have been harassed and propositioned.
Read More . . .Thousands of delegates returned to the ExCeL London today to continue exploration of the vast expo floor and networking with gaming professionals old and new
Read More . . .Big data within sports betting is becoming more and more important in the acquisition and retention of customers.
Read More . . .Three leading gambling firms have been ordered to stop targeting customers with "unfair" promotions as a result of an investigation into their practices.
Read More . . .On Wednesday, India-based news agency Asian News International (ANI) published a report that claimed Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman had squandered the sum of US$106.7b playing online poker.
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Read More . . .UK gambling operators could face stiff financial penalties for breaching advertising rules, according to proposed changes to their licensing conditions.
Read More . . .Casinos are calling on the Government to relax rules around high stakes gambling in a bid to attract more “high rollers” to Britain.
Read More . . .Macau authorities are tracking down almost HK$48 million worth of cash chips stolen from Wynn casino earlier this week, following the arrest of a debt-ridden croupier and his elderly relative in connection with the crime.
Read More . . .MMA is growing in popularity each year as well, which makes the sport itself more interesting for sponsors
Read More . . .Global gambling company William Hill has announced it is reviewing its Australian operations because of changes to betting laws that take effect next month.
Read More . . .The industry is growing so quickly and so much money is pouring in from players, viewers, and sponsors that eSports betting and eSports gambling are becoming viable markets in their own right.
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