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Nepal order to block betting apps within 24 hours

Government cites illegal financial flows and capital flight concerns.

1 min read • Mar 30 • By Keih Ma

FanDuel discontinues operations of peer-to-peer fantasy product

FanDuel discontinues operations of peer-to-peer fantasy sports product

The operator launched FanDuel Picks during August 2025, allowing users to select between three and six players, ‘more’ or ‘less’ on their projected stat lines and set contest entry amounts.

1 min read • Mar 27 • By Kirk Geller

Legal & Regulatory Financial + 4 more

Eye on Canada: How Alberta’s iGaming market has begun to take shape

This month, providers such as Soft2Bet, Bede Gaming and MediaTroopers began efforts to launch their services in Alberta, which is projected to open its iGaming market this summer.

5 min read • Mar 27 • By Kirk Geller

Casino Online + 3 more

ISI Sports develops mobile sports betting application for Three Rivers Casino

The Oregon casino property will allow for on-site mobile betting and is currently owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians.

2 min read • Mar 27 • By Kirk Geller

Responsible Gambling Legal & Regulatory + 3 more

Upgaming severs ties with Santeda after ‘intensifying scrutiny’ of operator’s unregulated footprint

Having brought the news to Global Gaming Insider first, Upgaming confirmed tensions reached ‘boiling point’ where a potential protracted court battle became a ‘distinct and looming risk.’

1 min read • Mar 27 • By Kirk Geller

Casino Online + 1 more

CCTV betting: An interview with Sam Jones from 155.io

Following our analysis on CCTV betting, we sat down with the Founder of the genre to ask questions around the inspiration, production and intention of it all.

7 min read • Mar 27 • By Megan Elswyth

Legal & Regulatory Marketing + 2 more

NCAA’s temporary restraining order against DraftKings denied by federal judge

Judge Tanya Walton Pratt ruled the Association failed to show how the sports betting operator’s use of terms such as ‘March Madness’ or ‘Final Four’ would cause irreparable harm to users.

1 min read • Mar 27 • By Kirk Geller