Jim Townsend stepping in as new MGCB Chairman on August 1
Townsend will succeed Jim Ananich as MGCB Chairman, with his initial term set to run from August 1 through December 31, 2028, following approval from Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Townsend will succeed Jim Ananich as MGCB Chairman, with his initial term set to run from August 1 through December 31, 2028, following approval from Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
The Spanish gambling operator says its retail sportsbook took in more than 5.6 million bets during the tournament, with the Argentina-Spain final generating its highest single-match volume on record.
The city council in Balcarce, Buenos Aires Province, unanimously approved an ordinance establishing a yearly awareness week aimed at preventing gambling addiction among children and adolescents.
A new law in Argentina's Mendoza province orders a restructuring of the provincial gaming and casino regulator, with staff cuts and relocations tied to the process.
Russia is introducing a broad package of responsible gambling reforms, combining self-exclusion, addiction treatment and potential financial safeguards as lawmakers take a multi-layered approach to reducing gambling harm.
The Nevada Gaming Commission has approved licenses and financing measures tied to separate take-private transactions involving MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment.
The online casino operator has appointed a marketing veteran with more than 12 years of digital growth experience to lead its digital marketing strategy.
Sands China has launched the seventh edition of its Sands Shopping Carnival, introducing a new Sports Experience zone and an expanded Cultural and Creative area as the annual event continues to support local businesses and diversify Macau's tourism offering.
The regulator's first multi-measure trust index found confidence in the gambling industry varies significantly by age, gambling behaviour and customer experience, with younger adults reporting the lowest levels of trust.
The legislation returns to the Senate for review after lawmakers revised the lower chamber's version of a bill intended to overhaul oversight, licensing and taxation across the country's gambling sector.