AGIB dismisses rotation claims, Bulgaria events to proceed as
The Association of the Gaming Industry in Bulgaria (AGIB) confirms that both BEGE and EEGS 2026 will take place as planned.
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House of Lords Panel Emphasizes Prosecuting Match-Fixing Culprits
The UK House of Lords discussed the importance of ratifying the Macolin Convention to combat match-fixing on an international scale.
Chinese Police Arrest Over 200 in Raid on High-Speed Mahjong Gambling
Chinese police have reported a sharp uptick in illegal gambling on a high-speed version of the classic tile game mahjong.
Arizona Department of Gaming Bans 5 Operators for Illegal Gambling
The Arizona Department of Gaming has issued cease-and-desist orders to five unlicensed operators for alleged illegal gambling activities.
Amazon Agrees to $201 Million Settlement in U.S. Social Casino Lawsuit
Amazon has agreed to a proposed $201 million settlement in a U.S. class-action lawsuit alleging it facilitated illegal gambling transactions through social casino applications available on its Amazon Appstore.
Amazon Settles Social Casino Class-Action Lawsuit for Over $200M
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.
Former NBA Player Ed Davis Faces Charges of Bribing Malik Beasley in
Former NBA player Ed Davis is to be arraigned on Tuesday as part of the case against Malik Beasley.
Alberta Opens Regulated iGaming Market with 50 Operators
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.
Russian Casinos Could Face $6,500 Fines for Allowing Bets from
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.
Arizona orders five unlicensed online gambling operators to exit the
The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) has ordered five online gambling operators to stop operating in the state, alleging they offered illegal gambling and exposed consumers to risk.
Mississippi Lieutenant Governor Urges Senate to Reject Mobile Sports
Mississippi's debate over legalizing mobile sports betting has resurfaced after Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann urged the state Senate to reject the proposal, citing concerns over gambling addiction, the impact on land-based casinos, and questions over its economic benefits.
Brazil Introduces New Advertising Rules for Fixed-Odds Betting
Brazil has introduced new advertising rules for fixed-odds betting, prohibiting promotions involving unauthorized operators, minors, misleading financial claims, and betting content placed alongside sports editorial coverage.