BetMGM's casino-led growth is a bellwether for US online gaming profitability as operators shift emphasis from sportsbook to iGaming.

France's deceleration, with FDJ and PMU underperforming, signals a maturing regulated market in one of Europe's largest iGaming jurisdictions.

The warning adds industry weight to the UK debate over gaming duty increases and their impact on land-based venues.

Political pressure for higher gambling duties continues to build as operators warn of closure risks.

Finland's new licensing regime, ending its monopoly system, gets its first operator ahead of market opening.

Higher stakes from fewer players raise questions about spending concentration in Belgium's regulated market.

Alberta's shift from launch to enforcement is the next test of Canada's province-by-province online gaming model.

Provincial pushback on federal ad rules highlights jurisdictional friction in Canada's gambling regulation.

The policy change affects how prediction markets and adjacent betting products can buy ads, a fast-growing US category.

Genting's stance shows how duty uncertainty is shaping capital decisions in the UK casino sector.

New Zealand's licensing transition will reshape its online gambling market and related tourism spending.

Workforce development for Japan's first integrated resort continues ahead of the Osaka opening.

Spain joins other EU markets in adding affordability and payment safeguards to online gambling rules.

Segment-level growth data helps frame where US gambling expansion is concentrated.

Ad spend projections signal how much of US gambling growth is being recycled into customer acquisition.

A roundup of the week's major European regulatory and M&A developments.

The figures quantify the fiscal contribution of slot operations in the US territory.

The deal expands Evoplay's Spanish footprint amid tightening regulation in the market.