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Denmark
Denmark records 37% increase in gambling spend In June, the total amount of money spent on gaming in Denmark rose by 37%, as compared to the corresponding month from
denmark records 37% increase in gambling spend
Thailand
Thailand: Wynn’s target for a new casino Wynn Resorts plans to pursue casino opportunities in Thailand after its progress in the UAE. A previously released draft casino law by
thailand wynn's target for a new casino
Australia
Australia to ease “Murphy’s Report” gambling ad ban Australian government might soon respond to Murphy Report 2023. Although, a total ban on gambling ads is unlikely to be enforced. The
australia to ease murphy's report gambling ad ban
Online Casino
The 6 key factors online casino reviews should cover Online casinos provide consumers with the opportunity to enjoy their favorite casino games at their own convenience. However, betting legislation is dictated
The 6 key factors online casino reviews should cover
DraftKings
Yield Sec finds DraftKings’ new tax a big mistake Head of market monitoring platform Yield Sec finds DraftKings' new extra tax delusional. CEO of the technical intelligence platform, Ismail Vali, is
Yield Sec finds DraftKings' new tax a big mistake
bet365
Bet365 to pay back over $500k Bet365 has been ordered by the state regulator in New Jersey, US, to pay more than $500,000 to bettors who placed 199
bet365 to pay back over $500k
bet365
Stoke City has been removed from bet365 Stoke City Holdings Limited, the owner of a 98.1% stake in Stoke City Football Club Ltd and owner of Stoke City (Property)
stoke city has been removed from bet365
KSA
New KSA warnings: match-fixing risks Four warnings have been sent to operators by the Dutch gambling regulator after a random risk analysis revealed the potential for match-fixing.
New KSA warnings: match-fixing risks