Total of 236 suspicious betting alerts reported by IBIA in 2021
- Jan 26, 2022
The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) reported 236 cases of suspicious betting during 2021.
Read More . . .The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) reported 236 cases of suspicious betting during 2021.
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Hartley examines a recent report in Canada suggesting online gambling will cannibalize land-based casinos by reviewing previously unfounded claims in the U.S.
Read More . . .The Japan Casino Regulatory Commission has provided further details around its approach to casino regulation in Japan
Read More . . .The decline of the Asian junket industry could negatively impact Singapore’s integrated resorts.
Read More . . .Macau casinos are rejoicing. That’s following last Friday’s news by the Chinese Special Administrative Region (SAR) government that it will maintain status quo when it comes to the number of licensed gaming operators.
Read More . . .Forecast contained in 'confidential’ analysis for casino firm; online gaming companies dispute conclusions.
Read More . . .The National Basketball Association (NBA) has announced a multi-year partnership with BetPlay to make the multi-channel sports betting operator the official betting partner of the NBA in Colombia
Read More . . .Singapore’s parliament has passed a new Gambling Duties Bill which will see casino tax rates raised and the exclusivity period of the state’s two IRs extended until 2030, among other amendments to the Casino Control Act.
Read More . . .Jansen, Chairman of the Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA), has told operators to rein in their advertising, or risk losing their licences.
Read More . . .Gambling software provider Playtech Plc is delaying for three weeks a shareholder vote on a takeover bid from Australia-based slot machine maker and digital gaming content provider Aristocrat Leisure Ltd, according to a Wednesday filing by the latter company to the Australian Securities Exchange.
Read More . . .The bookmaker William Hill could be fined after it emerged that it submitted incorrect data to the Gambling Commission.
Read More . . .Bet-at-home has announced the winding up of its Malta business, after it ceased offering online casino in Austria in October.
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