Spain’s DGOJ has launched a tender for a provider to deliver a new safer gambling campaign.
Spelinspektionen has ordered Charm Entertainment to halt licensed operations immediately, while the KSA has tightened applicant checks after identity fraud involving Dutch football club Quick Boys.
Regulus Partners has forecast that a 40% Machine Games Duty rate could lead to 4,050 betting shop closures and 28,000 job losses within three years.
The integrated resort received the award following a vote by Asia-Pacific travel professionals.
The appointment follows the enactment of Law 86-26, which establishes a consolidated regulatory framework for gambling and brings the DGJA into operation.
According to attorney Daniel Wallach, the ruling creates an ‘intra-circuit split’ with a decision previously handed down in Wisconsin, which is currently on appeal to the Seventh Circuit.
The state’s mobile betting operations accounted for just over $46.4m of the total revenue for August and decreased 19%, while retail betting drove $722,302 and fell 23.1% year-over-year.
The operator’s new casino destination in New York is set to include three million sq ft of gaming facilities and features a construction cost of $4bn, anticipated to debut by 2030.
Gambling industry is calling for the review of 2024 distance rules as the government proposes wider changes to the Gambling Act.
Romania’s gambling regulator ONJN is preparing a series of administrative changes…