Online gambling regulation

Temporary suspension for Connecticut’s East Windsor casino plan

The Mohegan Tribe and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation have reportedly shelved their long-running plan to bring a $300 million satellite casino to the small northern Connecticut community of East Windsor. ...

United Kingdom kicks off comprehensive gaming market review

In the United Kingdom and the government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson (pictured) has reportedly started its wide-ranging review into existing gambling laws by releasing its ‘terms of reference’ via 45 questi...

United Kingdom to initiate broad review of current iGaming landscape

In the United Kingdom and a wide-ranging review into existing gambling laws is reportedly set to be launched from later this week that could result in locally-licensed iGaming firms being required to institute ...

Greentube Malta Ltd-owned StarGames prepares for German market entry

StarGames, the online gaming site of Greentube Malta Ltd., one of nine subsidiaries of the Novomatic Interactive division, has announced its plan to apply for a German online gaming license in anticipation of n...

Tennessee chalks up strong start to legalized online sportsbetting

The first eight days of legalized online sportsbetting in the southern American state of Tennessee reportedly saw locally-licensed operators chalk up aggregated handle of about $27 million and pay out some $509...

British MP facing ‘cronyism’ accusation over GVC Holdings advisory role

In the United Kingdom and a senior Conservative politician has reportedly come under fire after it emerged that he was paid approximately £50,000 ($65,980) to advise prominent iGaming and sportsbook operator GV...

LeoVegas AB financials hit by coronavirus and unlicensed competition

Swedish iGaming operator LeoVegas AB has released its financial results for the third quarter and blamed the relatively static outcome on the coronavirus pandemic and the recent influx of unlicensed online casi...