Australian veteran gaming machine manufacturer Ainsworth Game Technology recently provided a rather pessimistic financial forecast. The company expects a significant decline in pre-tax profits for the second half of the year, directly "halved" to 7.6 million Australian dollars, which is in stark con
Equatorial Guinea officially enters the era of regional online gambling regulation. With the government issuing the first comprehensive online gambling license (No.0107-LE025-BN) to Cyprus-licensed Mascott Capital Partners, this small country with a population of less than 2 million is becoming the
The comprehensive ban on real-money gaming by the Indian federal government, like the first domino to fall, has triggered a chain reaction earthquake throughout the entire online gaming industry. It's not just a simple matter of operators "packing up and leaving," what's more concerning is that even
Live game provider CreedRoomz has recently launched an eye-catching new product—Kickoff Roulette. This game cleverly integrates the exciting multiplier roulette gameplay with a dynamic sports betting theme, aiming to bridge sports betting players with the world of live entertainment. Upon its releas
New York State has shown a clear legal red card to online lottery-style casinos and sports betting. With the enactment of Bill S5935A, the state explicitly prohibits the operation, promotion, or support of any online lottery games based on a dual currency system, immediately disrupting several platf
Wynn Resorts is located on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, with a total investment of $5.1 billion in this comprehensive resort project, which is advancing at an unprecedented pace. The latest investor briefing reveals a clear financial outline of the project and a bustling construction sit
Attention poker players! The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has just announced the first half of its 2026 tour calendar, bringing a major change: for the first time, the tour will adopt a year-round new format, saying goodbye to the traditional summer break. From January to May next year, poker enthus
A business development from the Philippines has caught the industry's attention: the well-known entertainment gaming platform PlayTime has recently officially announced the establishment of a new holding group, PlayTime Entertainment. This move signifies that the company is no longer content with t
In the context of a nationwide crackdown on illegal gambling in the Philippines, Pasig City in the Metro Manila area has taken a more tangible step by starting from the public environment. Mayor Vico Sotto announced on Monday that a local ordinance named "Ordinance No. 26 of 2025" has taken immediat
Although the Philippines has issued a POGO ban, a cat-and-mouse game against the underground gambling network continues. The Philippine National Police (PNP) has recently targeted more covert illegal operations—secret casinos disguised as business process outsourcing (BPO) or information technology
The online gambling industry in the UK is at a crossroads. On one side are increasing tax rates and increasingly strict player protection rules, and on the other are operators' deep concerns about market appeal and business sustainability. This delicate balance between regulation and business is cau
Las Vegas Boulevard is about to welcome back a long-missed classic game—Bingo. The established casino Circus Circus announced that it will open a dedicated bingo hall in mid-February 2026. This will be the first reintroduction of the game on the Strip since the Riviera Hotel closed in 2015, planning
Estonia's parliament recently passed a significant bill, deciding to phase down the country's online gambling tax rate over the next few years. The rate will drop from 6% all the way to 4%, completed over several years. This proposal, driven by the Eesti 200 parliamentary group, was ultimately passe
M Resort Spa Casino in Las Vegas celebrated a significant moment this week—the official opening of its new East Tower. This $206 million expansion project not only finished ahead of schedule but also significantly enhanced the resort's capacity to host leisure and group guests ahead of major events
Florida legislators are considering a series of proposals aimed at limiting online gaming activities not covered by the "Seminole Tribe Agreement." Among them, the HB 591 bill proposed by Representative Bernie Yack has become a focal point. It attempts to impose new criminal penalties on gambling ac
Resorts World Las Vegas and several of its former executives, including former president Scott Sibella and attorney David Chesnoff, were recently involved in a federal civil lawsuit. The plaintiffs accuse them of operating the luxury resort as an "extortion enterprise." The lawsuit, filed by high-st
