Pennsylvania Settles With MGM and a German Machine Maker
The gambling regulator in the US state of Pennsylvania settled two cases at its September meeting. MGM Resorts International will pay $50,250 for fili...
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Colombia's Gambling Funds for Health Rise 39% in Eight Months
Coljuegos, the state company that licenses gambling in Colombia, has published what it collected in the first eight months of the year: 977,220 millio...
Nevada Reopens Eleven Rulebooks for Casino Machines at Once
Nevada, the American state that licenses the casinos of Las Vegas and Reno, has put eleven of its technical standards out for comment at once. They go...
Britain Suspends Both Licences of a Maltese Casino-Game Maker
Britain’s Gambling Commission has suspended both licences held by Tom Horn Gaming Limited, a Malta-registered company that creates casino games and ho...
Ontario Loses 157,000 Gambling Accounts in One Month
iGaming Ontario, the agency tracking revenue for the province's private gambling sites, has released its August figures. The number of accounts used a...
Caesars Shareholders Approve the $31-a-Share Sale to Fertitta
Caesars Entertainment runs 60 casinos and gaming venues in the United States. On 22 September its shareholders voted to sell the company to Fertitta E...
Closing a Dutch Gambling Account: No Calls, No Bonus Offers
Gambling sites licensed in the Netherlands must allow you to close your account directly from within the account itself. They may not force you to pho...
No Alcohol Licence, No Roulette: Sweden Spells It Out
In Sweden, a restaurant may only run a small casino for its guests while it holds a valid licence to serve alcohol. Sweden's gambling regulator has ch...
Manchester Raids: Four Arrests, £20,000 and Gambling Tables
A night-time operation in central Manchester ended with four people under arrest, tables and ledgers carried off as evidence, and a pile of banknotes...
