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Entain, the owner of Ladbrokes and Coral, is cutting 500 roles globally, about 2% of its workforce, as it works to offset a projected 200 million pound annual hit from the UK's higher Remote Gambling Duty.
New International Player Safety Index research shows 34 percent of Latin American operators already use AI to track player behaviour, while Africa has almost none and Western Europe stays cautious despite mature rules.
Venezuela's regulated iGaming market, worth an estimated 250 million dollars a year, is positioning for growth after Maduro's removal and US sanctions relief, even as twin earthquakes forced organizers to postpone the country's first gaming expo to 2027.
Allwyn Digital CEO Kresimir Spajic tells SBC News how the lottery group is merging sportsbook, iGaming and data capabilities into one connected platform.
WSEX co-founder Jay Cohen, the first offshore bookmaker convicted under the Federal Wire Act, has published a memoir on his prosecution, prison term and sports betting's pioneer years.
Blask data shows Latin American iGaming demand grew 7.2 percent in June 2026, with Bolivia and Costa Rica doubling demand as the region gears up for the World Cup.
Vyking Ventures has taken a stake in Animo Studios, the live casino technology studio founded by streamer Harley Fresh that built Stake's animated table game hosts, to back its commercial launch and international expansion.
Greentube has registered with the AGLC and gone live in Alberta, becoming one of the latest slot suppliers to enter Canada's newest regulated iGaming market alongside operators such as bet365, FanDuel and BetMGM.
FIRST.bet and ADI Predictstreet are launching a joint FIFA World Cup 2026 Prediction Hub to bring regulated prediction markets to FIRST.bet's Latin America operator network.
Las Vegas Sands, Boyd Gaming and Monarch Casino report Q2 2026 results this week. Here is what Wall Street expects, and how gaming stocks and the BETZ ETF are trading.
Chinese police busted a Panzhihua based network that used fake World Cup 2026 livestreams to run a $296 million illegal betting operation, arresting 20 people as part of a wider nationwide crackdown.
A new UK Gambling Commission license condition forces operators to immediately remove non-compliant gaming machines from July 29, 2026, part of a wider push backed by 26 million pounds in illegal gambling enforcement funding.