Operators trace illegal betting funds to fintech companies in Brazil
Industry-led tracking efforts identified payment flows from unlicensed sites to financial structures later targeted in major anti-money laundering operation,
Industry-led tracking efforts identified payment flows from unlicensed sites to financial structures later targeted in major anti-money laundering operation,
Court finds financial institution failed to prevent fraud linked to unlicensed betting platform.
Brazil’s Minas Gerais lottery tender faces regulatory scrutiny as prosecutors investigate alleged irregularities in a long-term, high-value concession process.
The operator experienced rises across the board with iGaming leading the way and a significant retail drop-off.
The selected organisations, Les Ombres, Weavers and Rura, will each receive three years of support along with a total funding package of nearly €3m ($3.54m) to help scale their programmes.
The operator joins fellow sports betting entities such as FanDuel, DraftKings and BetMGM in establishing a ban on credit card deposits, having officially implemented the policy on April 13.
Rivers Casino led all commercial gaming establishments with $44.6m of revenue for March 2026, equating to an increase of 2.1%, while Wind Creek Chicago revenue grew 30.6% to $22m.
LiveScore Group's latest financial results reveal a business in active transition – growing revenues, a narrowing loss and moves into new markets, all against a backdrop of regulatory headwinds and structural change.
Of the 41 licensed casinos in Estonia, 17 chose to voluntarily pay the state an amount equivalent to the tax rate.
Two companies are already integrated into the system, while the regulator is working on onboarding additional operators in the next phase of rollout.