Dutch national lottery operators Staatsloterij and Sichting Nationale Sporttotlisator (SNS) have been granted approval by the country's Council of Ministers to proceed with a planned merger.
Read More . . .Kiron Interactive has opted to extend an existing retail distribution deal with Italian operator Sisal in order to launch its services online in the country.
Read More . . .Ladbrokes has appointed former William Hill executive Kristof Fahy as its new chief marketing officer, with responsibility for all brand and marketing activity across its digital and retail businesses.
Read More . . .888 has completed the launch of a new online casino service in Denmark.
Read More . . .Sweden's Minister of Public Administration is said to be considering accelerating his project to introduce new gaming legislation in the country, which could lead to a change in online gambling regulations.
Read More . . .German racing operator RaceBets.com has become the first company to secure a horse betting licence in the country.
Read More . . .New South Wales continues its crackdown on online betting advertisement that encourages local residents to gamble.
Read More . . .The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has issued a warning to players of online scratchcard games about a new money-making scheme that could result in them promoting an illegal lottery.
Read More . . .Bet365 could face heavy fines in Australia after being accused of luring new customers in the country with an offer that required them to spend up to Aus$1,200 (€750/US$852) before being able to claim Aus$200 in free bets.
Read More . . .This NFL season, Canadians are predicted to spend about $3 million in legal bets – and $150 million illegally.
Read More . . .South Korean police have launched a match-fixing and illegal gambling probe involving 11 basketball players in the top-tier Korean Basketball League.
Read More . . .Last week, 56 people involved in an illegal online gambling ring were sentenced by the People's Court in Ho Chi Minh City to spend between nine months to eight years in jail. This time, more than two dozen people also found themselves in deep criminal trouble with Vietnamese authorities.
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