Despite the decrease in total sports betting revenue for September, Maryland’s handle during the monthly period increased 0.2% year-over-year to just over $652.2m.
The Chilean municipality filed a criminal complaint after three venues in the city center reopened within days of being closed.
The operator has posted year-over-year revenue rises across iGaming and online sports betting, with Q3 EBITDA jumping 112%.
Ivory Coast is stepping up its efforts to address gambling-related harm through new campaign focused on player protection, early intervention and regulatory oversight.
More than 64,000 Russians have reportedly registered for self-exclusion since the system launched, prompting discussion about expanding restrictions beyond individual players.
The initiative combines AI detection, joint enforcement and public prevention campaigns.
The High Anti-Corruption Court also ordered confiscation of the former official's property, while leaving him on bail pending the verdict becoming final.
The operator will pay NZ$15m per licence before the regulated market opens next year.
Industry representatives say further restrictions could also affect investment and licensed operators.
The operator’s 52-week report for the period ending 29 March highlights significant financial drops ahead of the UK’s tax levy.