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US: Class action lawsuit filed against Valve over loot boxes

The lawsuit follows a similar case by the state of New York and accuses Valve of knowingly running illegal gambling through its games.

2 min read • Mar 11 • By Marieta Lezaic

Veikkaus reports €936.3m in 2025 revenue as Finland prepares for market reform

Veikkaus has published its 2025 annual highlights, reporting actual sales revenue of €936.3m and a profit of €447.2m for the year, as the company prepares for a significant shift in Finland's gambling landscape.

2 min read • Mar 11 • By Jack Found

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Russian tennis player accepts ITIA sanction

26-year-old Alana Tuayeva accepted an ITIA suspension after admitting to match-fixing.

1 min read • Mar 11 • By Marieta Lezaic

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Belarus implements stricter regulations around player verification and illegal gambling

Gambling operators must verify players’ identities and enforce stricter account rules, while banks must block fund transfers to unlicensed foreign operators.

1 min read • Mar 11 • By Marieta Lezaic

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Myanmar deports 73 foreign nationals linked to illegal online gambling and fraud

Authorities continue large-scale repatriation efforts in Myawady.

1 min read • Mar 11 • By Keih Ma

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South Korea sells recovered Bitcoin tied to online gambling case

All 320.80 BTC returned by hacker and transferred to the national treasury.

1 min read • Mar 11 • By Keih Ma

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Japan prepares to open bidding for two additional integrated resorts

New process scheduled for 2027 as regional governments signal interest.

2 min read • Mar 11 • By Keih Ma

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Massachusetts joint committee advances legislation with 51% tax on sports betting GGR

Senate Bill 302 was unanimously passed by the Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies, having been first introduced by Senator John Keenan in 2025.

2 min read • Mar 10 • By Kirk Geller