South Korean Man Sentenced to 5 Years for Attempted Matricide and
A South Korean court has sentenced a sports gambling-addicted man to five years in prison for trying to bludgeon his mother to death.
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A South Korean court has sentenced a sports gambling-addicted man to five years in prison for trying to bludgeon his mother to death.
South Korean prosecutors will try two men accused of running illegal gambling platforms after extraditing the duo from the UAE.
A group of Ohio lawmakers has introduced a bill that would ban online sports betting and impose sweeping restrictions on legal wagering in the state.
South Africa’s National Gambling Policy Council is accelerating new gambling legislation and developing stricter advertising regulations to strengthen oversight of the country’s gambling industry.
Campaign organizers turned in a big batch of petition signatures before the official deadline, giving a big boost to efforts to get online sports betting on the Nebraska ballot.
Brazilian authorities are reviewing advertising practices by CazéTV, Globo, and SBT after betting ads appeared during prime-time World Cup broadcasts, according to Kantar Ibope data, as new figures show a sharp increase in betting activity during the tournament.
A California court has struck down regulations adopted by Attorney General Rob Bonta's Bureau of Gambling Control that targeted the state's cardroom industry.
Michigan regulators escalate fight against prediction market operator Kalshi, extending beyond courtroom into responsible gambling sector.
New Mexico is one of more than a dozen states which continue to lock horns with prediction market platforms in court battles, and Polymarket struck the latest blow this week.
In this article, iGaming industry consultant Ron Mendelson, Fast Offshore, explains why the Anjouan iGaming license has emerged as one of the fastest and most cost-effective licensing options for startups and emerging online gaming operators.
Illinois Senate President Don Harmon is embroiled in controversy over a $50,000 political contribution his election committee received from a sweepstakes casino's parent company.
A legal dispute between Circle K and a former manager over a $12.8 million winning lottery ticket has become even more complicated after a second convenience store employee came forward claiming a share of the jackpot.