United Kingdom

If you count the thousands of betting shops along with the casinos, the United Kingdom offers more gambling facilities than the United States, the country with the most casinos in the world. The United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) administers one of the world's largest and most robust regulatory and enforcement frameworks in existence, so the Gambling Commision features prominently in our reporting about the UK. London is also home to some of the most important conferences and trade shows for online and terrestrial casinos so were cover those as well.

Mergers and acquisitions occur in Great Britain with greater regularity as the industry consolidates and big fish eat smaller fish. Not all partnerships result in one of the entities being consumed, so we stay on top of news about UK-based and licensed online casino game developers as software agnostic platforms dominate the industry.

Bragg Gaming Group subsidiary Oryx Gaming granted UK supplier license; expects to go live with iGaming operator partners before year’s end

Global B2B gaming technology platform provider Bragg Gaming Group (NASDAQ: BRAG) has announced that via its Oryx Gaming business it is now licensed to supply its player account management (PAM), remote games se...

LeoVegas AB rolls out bespoke deposit limits for British punters

Prominent iGaming operator LeoVegas AB has reaffirmed its commitment to creating a safer gambling environment by allowing all of its customers in the United Kingdom to instantly set individualized deposit limit...

Relax Gaming significantly boosts UK presence; signs new content partnership deal with William Hill

On the heels of the release of its latest in-house developed slot adventure and iGaming supplier and aggregator Relax Gaming has teamed up with global online gambling giant William Hill in a deal that significa...

Gambling Commission regulator welcomes ‘single customer view’ ruling

In the United Kingdom and the Information Commissioner’s Office authority has reportedly advised the government that it ‘may be lawful’ to introduce a ‘single customer view’ solution in order to help prevent pr...