The lottery-casino trend continues: Allwyn's €16bn mega merger with OPAP
Allwyn becomes world's largest listed lottery company and second-largest gaming operator in the latest deal that marks the latest in a trend of gaming and lottery mergers.
Allwyn becomes world's largest listed lottery company and second-largest gaming operator in the latest deal that marks the latest in a trend of gaming and lottery mergers.
His resignation comes after multiple investigations by foreign authorities, as well as the Nevada Gaming Control Board recommendation that his license be withdrawn.
Genting Berhad has announced a conditional voluntary takeover offer for all remaining ordinary shares in its subsidiary Genting Malaysia Berhad, with a cash offer price of RM2.35 ($0.56) per share.
In its statement on the matter, MGM indicated that the competitive environment has shifted significantly since the application's June submission, with four casino proposals now concentrated in a limited geographic area.
Responsible gambling training requirements across multiple online wagering operators were announced during recent enforcement checks.
New partnership brings enhanced over-the-counter options for gamers.
Operator receives €1.53bn cash and becomes 58% shareholder in combined iGaming and lottery entity.
The case could have potentially significant ramifications for the UK gambling and consumer industry.
The eight-day festival, spanning 1-8 October, is one of the most important periods for the city's tourism and gaming industries.
Executive position under internal evaluation following Nevada licensing developments.