DraftKings' online poker players in Michigan gained access to a larger, shared table network on July 8 with the launch of the company's cross-border platform linking the state to Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Amazon is resolving a lengthy legal dispute over the distribution of virtual casino chips that could allow members of a class-action lawsuit to receive more than $200m.
Boomerang Partners used its participation at iGB L!VE London 2026 to showcase its sports-focused affiliate expertise, hold meetings with industry partners and strengthen business relationships.
Former NBA player Ed Davis is to be arraigned on Tuesday as part of the case against Malik Beasley.
ADI Predictstreet, the official prediction market partner of the World Cup, is facing accusations of baiting users with ticket giveaways to boost its trading volume.
bet365 has entered Alberta's regulated iGaming market, expanding its Canadian presence beyond Ontario as the online sportsbook and casino operator continues its North American growth strategy.
In this article, Oleksandr Briukhovetskyi, Investment Portfolio Manager at RedCore, explains the five-step evaluation process the company uses to identify startups with the greatest potential for strategic investment and long-term growth.
Alberta opened its regulated commercial iGaming market at midnight on Monday, July 13, becoming the second Canadian province after Ontario to permit private online sports betting and casino operators under provincial oversight.
Galaxsys is highlighting its Match Day promotional tool as the FIFA Club World Cup enters its closing stages, noting that the interactive sports prediction campaign has been helping operators engage players throughout the tournament.
Drake hit a huge jackpot gambling on Stake last week, winning $30 million on the platform. He has already lost $1 million of that, wagering on Conor McGregor to beat Max Holloway.
Gaming content provider REEVO has officially kicked off its Q3 2026 release schedule with the launch of Chilli Wild Burn.
Lawmakers want Russian casinos to pay heavy fines if they let gambling addicts who have added their names to the country’s new “self-prohibition” registry place bets.
