President Lula's provisional measure halting online betting ahead of October elections has triggered a surge in unlicensed platforms and a scramble by operators

The deal, discussed by Caesars and MGM bosses at G2E, takes the operator private as executives frame it as a long-term benefit.

Entain lowered its full-year online revenue outlook citing the abrupt loss of Brazilian market access, with Allwyn also flagging exposure.

The IMF and CreditSights both see a slow recovery in Macau gaming spend, with China capital rules weighing on high-roller sentiment.

The government consultation aims to bring players away from unregulated offshore sites by licensing domestic online poker with strict loss controls.

Industry associations filed a statement on supervening fact arguing the provisional measure is unconstitutional, as the Attorney General's Office requested a 72

Executives from Wynn, MGM and Caesars said Las Vegas remains the industry's center as prediction markets raise fresh regulatory questions.

The Dutch trade association escalated its legal challenge against Meta, while a parliamentary motion seeks power for regulator KSA to fine digital platforms.

New South Wales authorities prolonged the suspension, keeping the casino under intensified regulatory scrutiny.

Falling revenue-sharing payments highlight the strain that new commercial and online gambling is placing on tribal compacts.

The divestment comes as Alberta builds out its new regulated iGaming market and directs CA$2.4 million to gambling treatment programs.

The enforcement push adds to state-level pressure on sweepstakes operators and the platforms that carry their marketing.

Pennsylvania alone topped $328.6 million as iGaming continued its steady national expansion.

The triple-net lease starts at CAD$10.7 million annually, extending VICI's Canadian real estate footprint.

The supplier's new corporate identity and California systems win reflect its post-acquisition strategy.

The monthly decline comes amid broader questions about sportsbook margins and hold rates across mature US markets.

The figure underscores online's growing share of the British market amid tighter regulatory scrutiny.

Day one and two featured DraftKings, Sportradar and Michael Jordan appearances, with Brazil's betting ban driving debate.