PENN Entertainment posted Q2 revenue of $1.86 billion, driven by record retail performance.

Alberta's newly regulated online gaming market showed positive early activity, with operators including BetMGM and Caesars launching and securing exclusive game

Sweepstakes casino LuckyLand Slots is shutting down after eight years, while the Luckyland Casino brand continues operating.

A report estimates illegal gambling generated $97 billion in US revenue in 2025, underscoring the scale of the unregulated market.

DraftKings launched Crown Cash, a new loyalty currency designed to enhance player retention across its platform.

Entain reported Q2 gaming revenue growth led by its UK and Ireland division.

Caesars Entertainment's board detailed its reasoning for selecting Tilman Fertitta's bid over Carl Icahn's offer.

Fanatics secured an Ontario iGaming license, clearing the way for its launch in Canada's largest province.

Netflix is reportedly approaching the betting industry for investment after expanding into soccer content.

The Betting and Gaming Council reported that 4,500 industry jobs have been lost following tax changes in the UK budget.

Nevada's problem gambling organization cut its relationship with the National Council on Problem Gambling due to NCPG's partnership with prediction-market firm

Caesars and AGS expanded their slot-machine partnership, launching new games in Atlantic City and two additional states.

Rank Group's CEO criticized an anti-gambling campaigner for creating uncertainty in the UK casino industry.

A survey found that more than 50% of Gen Z investors shifted money from investments to sports betting.

BetMGM obtained exclusive rights in Alberta for the new Rakin' Bacon slot game series.

New deposit limits for sports betting went into effect in Colorado on August 12.

BetRivers launched a proprietary progressive table game platform, adding exclusive content to its casino offering.

LeoVegas deployed its proprietary Tiger Sportsbook platform across three of its UK-facing brands.