Analysts report Macau January gaming revenue of MOP22.6bn
The figures provide operators and investors with reported indicators for Macau gaming revenue and New York betting performance.
The figures provide operators and investors with reported indicators for Macau gaming revenue and New York betting performance.
The figures show differing revenue trends across Ohio’s four commercial casinos, relevant to operators monitoring the market.
The fall shows how prior approval and endorsement restrictions affected gambling firms’ broadcast advertising spend.
If enacted, the proposal could expose sweepstakes operators to racketeering charges and substantial penalties.
The proposed fees would affect the cost of changing Irish B2C betting licences, including adding pool betting.
Faster advertising rules could require gambling operators to review promotional activity and compliance arrangements.
The draft could shape online-gambling licensing as existing licences approach expiry in 2027.
The ruling limits the concessionaire’s responsibility for an outlet’s unreported change of legal representative, according to the court’s decision.
The dispute raises uncertainty over whether prediction-market contracts fall outside California gambling oversight.
The first-month wager total gives operators and investors an initial measure of Missouri’s regulated sports betting activity.
The increase offers operators and regulators a measure of Ohio’s 2025 video lottery terminal revenue.
The ruling determines how the Austrian Gambling Act applies to loot boxes in the game considered by the court.
The planned treaty revision could affect operators’ rules on advertising and player protection in Germany.
Gibraltar-based UK-facing operators may face duty costs, while the Treasury has provided no mitigation details.
Land-based operators will need to remove notified non-compliant machines immediately from 29 July 2026.
The decision affects enforcement in Malta of foreign gambling-loss judgments against Malta-licensed operators.
The guidance sets out operational and licence conditions that charitable raffle organisers must consider.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
The standards specify security, emergency and recordkeeping controls for gaming operators and suppliers.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Owners and trainers must meet eligibility and funding conditions before claiming a thoroughbred in Ontario.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Operators and racing participants may need to check the rules page for the current requirements.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Claimants and trainers face new observation procedures and conditions affecting claims after standardbred races.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Sellers can choose camera monitoring but must meet recording, retention and regulator-access requirements.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Lottery operators and suppliers must meet specified controls for security, monitoring and instant-ticket tracking.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Raffle organisers must account for licensing, ticket controls and additional requirements for bingo halls.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
The chapter specifies procedures that govern the conduct and timing of Ontario Standardbred races.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)