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BetMGM
Relax Gaming partners up with BetMGM in PA Relax Gaming, a unique content supplier, is launching its U.S. brand, RLX Gaming, in Pennsylvania with BetMGM, a top sports betting and
relax gaming partners up with betmgm in pa
Bally’s Corporation
Bally’s on track for Chicago casino Despite statements made by Mayor Brandon Johnson this week in the Chicago Sun-Times, a Bally's representative claimed plans for a permanent Chicago
bally's on track for chicago casino
SkyCity Entertainment
SkyCity faces a $4M fine and a possible NZ license suspension With the resumption of a separate investigation into the feasibility of its Adelaide casino licence, SkyCity's regulatory issues are likely to persist. 
skycity faces a $4m fine and a possible nz license suspension
Australia
Australia bans credit cards for online betting Australian bettors will no longer be able to use their credit cards to make online wagers as a result of new legislation
australia bans credit cards for online betting
AffPapa and BetFly team up in new partnership AffPapa, the leading iGaming directory, proudly announces the addition of BetFly, an online casino targeting the Brazilian and Argentine markets, to its
affpapa and betfly team up in new partnership
Former Inspired CCO Steve Rogers launches Playbook Fusion Playbook Fusion aims to create a new category of betting products with a sports theme by fusing gambling with video games. Operators
former inspired cco steve rogers launches playbook fusion
Bally’s Corporation
Bally’s Chicago hits record $11.7M in May revenues Based on data from the Illinois Gaming Board, Bally's Chicago had a huge comeback in May, recording record adjusted gross receipts of
bally's chicago hits record $11.7m in may revenues
MGC
Massachusetts funds $275K for problem gambling study Following a global trend of regulators working to improve support for problem gamblers and identify the underlying causes of the problem, the
massachusetts funds $275k for problem gambling study