Bally’s to offer Bronx residents casino investment
Bally’s is working on a plan to involve Bronx residents in its proposed casino hotel by offering them a chance to invest in the project.If New York regulators award one...
Brazil Senate to review sports betting & corruption laws
Brazil’s Senate will review the Integrity Commission’s proposal to crack down on sports corruption and impose stricter penalties for match-fixing.Led by Senators Romário...
Hawaii moves closer to legalizing online sports betting
Despite strong opposition from state agencies and Native Hawaiian groups, Hawaii taking a big step toward legalizing online sports betting.The Senate Joint Committee on...
bet365 celebrates Tennessee and Illinois expansion
The UK-based gaming company bet365 is thrilled to announce its launch in Tennessee and Illinois with exciting promotions.With this expansion, fans from both states can...
ReferOn Introduces New Payment Module to Streamline Finances
ReferOn, a state-of-the-art affiliate management system, announces its overhaul of the payment process, which aims to streamline users' financial operations.The new...
Irving residents push back against proposed casino project
In Irving, Texas, a large group of local residents is pushing back against Las Vegas Sands Corp.'s casino proposal with a petition signed by 3000 people.For a long time,...
Ohio House rejects DeWine’s sports betting tax hike proposal
Ohio governor Mike DeWine’s proposed tax hikes on sports betting, cigarettes, and cannabis have faced significant opposition in the state’s Republican-controlled House.As...
Total ban on iGaming ads fuels concerns in the Netherlands
Dutch lawmakers raise concerns about potential risks in the upcoming ban on iGaming sports advertisements.Back in October 2024, the Netherlands considered a total ban on...
Missouri sets timeline for sports betting launch
The Missouri Gaming Commission (MGC) has announced that license applications for sportsbooks will open on May 15. will run until August 30.Earlier, sports betting won...
