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KSA addresses self-reported advertising incidents by TonyBet and Betcity

Both incidents were self-reported, and operators quickly implemented corrective measures.

1 min read • Feb 27 • By Will Underwood

iGaming Online + 1 more

Zeal Instant Games and Wunderino launch new games partnership in Germany

Wunderino has added a range of Zeal Instant Games titles to its entertainment lineup.

1 min read • Feb 27 • By Will Underwood

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 4 more

BGC AGM: GC, Entain, Rank Group & EY discuss the balance of the UK market

Ian Angus of the Gambling Commission, Simon Zinger from Entain, David Williams from Rank Group, Chris Sanger from EY and Deal Me Out CEO Jordan Lea explored the latest key updates of the UK gaming industry.

5 min read • Feb 27 • By Will Underwood

Legal & Regulatory iGaming + 3 more

Totalizator Sportowy and the Polish police partner to combat illegal gambling

The collaboration aims to strengthen the investigative capabilities of both sides.

1 min read • Feb 27 • By Will Underwood

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 2 more

Greece: Bill introduced to strengthen crackdown on illegal gambling

The proposed regulations introduce tougher sanctions for violators, including companies, players and influencers who endorse or promote illegal websites.

1 min read • Feb 27 • By Will Underwood

Legal & Regulatory Casino + 2 more

CAT dismisses Desmond-backed challenge over National Lottery marketing decision

Tribunal rules Gambling Commission’s £70.2m joint marketing investment did not constitute a subsidy under the Subsidy Control Act 2022.

2 min read • Feb 27 • By Shaan Khan

Casino Online + 1 more

Relax Gaming expands AvatarUX partnership with full portfolio integration

AvatarUX’s 90-game catalogue joins Powered By Relax platform, extending distribution across regulated markets.

1 min read • Feb 27 • By Shaan Khan

Flutter reports Q4 and FY2025 financial results

Financial iGaming + 4 more

Flutter Q4 revenue climbs 25% to $4.7bn, reports FY net loss of $407m

The operator reported a 94% decrease in net income for Q4 2025 to $10m, while FanDuel revenue climbed 33% during the quarter to $2.1bn and 20% year-over-year to $7bn for FY2025.

4 min read • Feb 26 • By Kirk Geller