Interview with Dinara Pogodina – CEO of Notix.Games
AffPapa had the opportunity to speak with Dinara Pogodina, the CEO of Notix.Games, a leading iGaming software provider, as she shared the vision behind the company, explained...
Ecuador introduces 15% VAT on iGaming services
Ecuador’s tax agency, the Servicio de Rentas Internas (SRI), has confirmed the implementation of a 15% value added tax (VAT) on betting, sports prediction markets, and other...
bet365 stops offering credit card payments for US users
bet365 announced that it has stopped accepting credit card payments on United States gambling platforms effective April 13, 2026.Deposits made before the announced date...
BetMGM generates $696M in Q1 revenue
BetMGM has announced its Q1 2026 results, with revenue reaching $696 million, representing a 6% year-on-year growth.Adjusted EBITDA stood at $25 million, which was an 11%...
Google Ads’ new policy to allow gambling promotions in UAE
Google Ads has updated its gambling ads policy for the UAE, allowing advertisers to promote sports betting, lotteries, and internet gaming in the country to operators that...
Governor Beshear vetoes Kentucky betting reform bill
The Governor of Kentucky, Andy Beshear, has vetoed House Bill 904, which aimed to introduce new rules for gambling, sports betting, and horse racing and was previously passed...
1xAffiliates to host closed Rolex GMT-Master II giveaway
1xAffiliates will host its closed giveaway event, where the winner will receive a Rolex GMT-Master II during the MAC conference in Yerevan, which is scheduled from May 25 to...
Kalshi sends cease-and-desist order to Elizabeth Booker
Kalshi has sent Democratic influencer Elizabeth Booker a cease-and-desist order after Booker posted a video criticizing prediction markets.Elizabeth Booker, who is better...
Washington to legalize iGaming and ban sweepstakes
Councilmember Wendell Felder has introduced the Internet Gaming and Consumer Protection Act 2026 to create a legal licensing system for online casinos and, at the same time,...
