The Nevada Gaming Control Board has agreed with Resorts World Las Vegas following an investigation tied to Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter's bookmaker. The agreement calls for a $10.5 million fine for alleged violations of anti-money laundering protocols. Key Facts: The $10.5 million fine is the second-biggest ever handed out in...
In sports betting, where content is king, Sportradar’s acquisition of IMG ARENA’s rights portfolio is...
A proposed legislative measure in Nevada, Senate Bill 256, aims to strengthen the state’s stance...
Well-known European casino game maker Greentube continues its inroads into North American markets. Their latest...
A recent report from a gambling analysis group predicts slow progress in the expansion of...
The Maryland Senate took quick action on Senate Bill 860, which prohibits operating, conducting, or...
PrizePicks picks up the coveted ICAP accreditation from the NCPG for their commitment to putting...
The SBC Summit Americas casino and gaming conference will host a number of events dealing...
The SAFE Bet Act that would bring federal regulation to the burgeoning sportsbook industry is...
Amidst renewed backlash at sportsbook and casino advertising, the New Jersey assembly unanimously passes a...
A recently published study by the Innovation Group claims retail casinos see an average 16%...
Lottery gaming technology provider Scientific Games has installed several terminals in Iowa that allow consumers...
North America’s biggest dedicated online gambling and sports betting summit will take place in New...
Pennsylvania gaming revenue in January shows no sign of winter blues. Key Facts: Online slot...