A former Iowa sports radio personality known as “The Mouth of the Midwest” has been convicted in a ticket investment scheme that defrauded millions of dollars from investors.
A federal jury in Des Moines, Iowa, US, found 65-year-old Marty Tirell guilty of 11 counts of fraud related to a ticket investment scam. Tirell, who was once a prominent sports radio host, was involved in a scheme that misled investors about high-demand event tickets, resulting in substantial financial losses.
A Washington state court has granted a preliminary injunction against prediction market platform Kalshi, temporarily blocking it from offering sports-related event contracts in the state after finding Washington is likely to succeed in its claims that the contracts violate state gambling laws.
Ainsworth Game Technology appoints Laureano Bonorino as Sales Representative for Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has added 18 individuals to its Involuntary Exclusion Lists, bringing the total number of people on the Board’s various exclusion lists to 1,481.
CT Interactive has released 40 Mega Star, a new online slot combining classic fruit symbols with modern gameplay mechanics and polished visuals.
