The UK Gambling Commission has asked stakeholders to weigh in with their thoughts on how to regulate betting with virtual currencies, social gaming and eSports
Read More . . .Former PhilWeb Corp. Chairman Roberto Ongpin, singled out by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte in a campaign to end the influence of big businesses on the government, said he will sell his stake to protect the electronic gambling company and its workers.
Read More . . .Betting operators have been given 28 days to cease offering in-play betting in Australia's Northern Territory.
Read More . . .Authorities in South Wales have arrested 11 people amid allegations of match-fixing during a Welsh Premier League match earlier this year.
Read More . . .A provision allowing the Lottery to add online gaming to its array of offerings was included in the Senate version of an economic development bill the Massachusetts Legislature had been working on much of the summer.
Read More . . .Australia's financial intelligence agency sees bitcoin as an emerging threat, and so it must be regulated under stricter laws.
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Thirteen years after a WTO ruling regarding online gambling, it's time for the U.S. to drop the charade and pay Antigua what it's due.
Read More . . .State’s pioneering move to tax online betting companies on revenue they earn inside its borders has prompted a backlash from the $10bn a year industry
Read More . . .FanDuel is finally open for business in the UK.
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Quebec is making a mockery of problem gambling and of the Canadian constitution with the call for ISPs to block online gambling websites that aren't part of the government monopoly.
Read More . . .William Hill has acquired betting and gaming digital solutions company Grand Parade for £13.5 million (€16 million/$17.9 million).
Read More . . .Philippine-listed gambling firm Leisure & Resorts World Corp. (LRWC) remains undaunted by the earlier announcement of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that online gambling must stop as it reveals its plans to expand its gaming business in the island nation.
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