The 633 suspicious activity reports (SARs) filed to the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) by UK operators between April 2014 and March 2015 includes those reported by racetracks and not just…
Does the gambling industry always receive fair press coverage? This was an issue that struck yours truly when reading an article published by The Independent last week. Simon Kelner, the…
The Philippines Senate is to investigate an alleged $100m money laundering case involving three of the country's casinos. A money laundering committee will hold a hearing next Tuesday, reports the…
The UK government will have an alternative to the current horseracing levy system in operation by April 2017, according to culture secretary John Whittingdale, which could include bringing offshore revenue…
With PokerStars set to launch, or rather relaunch, in New Jersey on 21 March, Gambling Insider has been considering the brand's potential performance and likely impact on the state's i-gaming…
The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority (MTGA) has been awarded a licence to develop an integrated resort in South Korea. The MTGA, which already operates Mohegan Sun properties throughout the United…
In some of the less surprising financial stories to have surfaced this year, some expected declines for the full year 2015 were released by Ladbrokes and William Hill last week.…
Another step towards the attempted regulation of real-money online poker in California was taken last week with the introduction of AB 2863 by assembly members Adam Gray and Reginald Jones-Sawyer.…
The US continues to be a legal minefield for the likes of FanDuel and DraftKings, as it has now been reported that the daily fantasy sports (DFS) operators have pulled…
Much like the Saw film series, the New Jersey sports-betting legal argument is a drama with a number of instalments that just will not come to an end. The latest…