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Thai Government launches lottery-to-retirement savings initiative

Thailand is set to introduce a "Quick Big Win" initiative that will automatically convert portions of money spent on losing digital lottery tickets into retirement savings accounts.

3 min read • Oct 9 • By Jack Found

Spain's gambling sector raises concerns about new safer gambling messaging

JDigital warns that a new Government measure equating gambling with tobacco is stigmatising, unequal and risks fuelling the black market.

3 min read • Oct 8 • By Layla Victoria

Financial Land Based + 2 more

Macau September gaming revenue rises 6% year-on-year

Macau releases gross gaming revenue figures for September 2025.

3 min read • Oct 8 • By Claire McKernan

Financial Land Based + 3 more

Nevada gaming revenue up 5.5% for August

Casinos post $1.23bn statewide, with baccarat offsetting slot weakness and regional markets showing mixed performance.

3 min read • Oct 7 • By Layla Victoria

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 4 more

Latvia advances gambling tax increase to address budget constraints

Latvia will raise gambling taxes from 15% to 18% from January 2026, a move brought forward from its original 2027 timeline.

3 min read • Oct 6 • By Jack Found

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 1 more

With Richard Desmond case pending, Gambling Commission's National Lottery costs have risen

The latest financial records reveal that costs related to running the Gambling Commission and the National Lottery have doubled within a year as the High Court case is set to start in October.

3 min read • Oct 3 • By Megan Elswyth

Financial Casino + 2 more

Mixi secures majority stake in PointsBet after takeover bid

Mixi Australia has increased its voting power to 66.43% following its off-market offer.

3 min read • Oct 3 • By Milagros del Priore

Financial Land Based + 5 more

Intralot secures €660m financing for Bally's International Interactive acquisition

Of the total, €460m comes from a six-year senior secured term loan provided by institutional lenders, while the remaining €200m was raised through a four-year amortisation term loan involving several Greek banks.

3 min read • Oct 3 • By Jack Found