The vote moves the largest casino deal of the year closer to closing, though federal antitrust review remains outstanding.

Barry Diller's People Inc. dropped its takeover approach but said it still sees a strong future for MGM, leaving its existing stake in play.

The government is opening public consultation on Gambling Act amendments that would sharply restrict advertising and raise online operator costs.

A licensing lawyer warned fragmented lobbying weakens the industry's position as ministers weigh higher gambling taxes.

The bank expects bricks-and-mortar operators to absorb a bigger hit than online from any increase in UK gaming machine duty.

Fred Done's warning adds retail voices to the UK debate over higher gambling taxes ahead of fiscal decisions.

The tiered structure changes the cost base for operators licensed in Europe's largest iGaming hub.

Federal Revenue Service data shows rapid growth in the regulated market's first full year of licensing.

Operators argue that restricting licensed online casino could double the size of the illegal market.

The decision spotlights how bookmakers source and use sports data and how disputes with customers are resolved.

Tribes are publicising their economic footprint as they fight prediction markets over market access.

Supporters are building a longer runway for iGaming legislation after this year's effort fell short.

Fresh bills revive the Ohio iGaming fight as lawmakers in several states remain cautious on expansion.

The prediction market operator is courting EU regulators in a bid to enter restricted markets.

The state's monthly report shows a fall in gross gaming revenue across its three casinos.

Detroit's three casinos and Michigan online operators both posted gains, with iGaming reported above $300m.

The regulator is moving to standardise electronic table technology across the Philippine market.

A veteran gaming attorney expects Kalshi's rehearing bid to fail and advises tribes to broaden their legal pressure.