New Jersey's September figures show online growth offsetting a weak month for Atlantic City's land-based casinos.

Weaker mass-market baccarat dragged Macau's quarterly revenue lower, and Seaport expects industry-wide EBITDA to fall about 11% year on year.

September's gain was driven largely by iGaming, with the state collecting $242.6 million in gaming tax revenue.

A federal competition and consumer-protection inquiry adds a new regulatory front for US sportsbook operators.

The warning comes as Massachusetts weighs adding historical horse racing machines at racetracks, which existing casinos say would cut into their business.

The case is among the largest enforcement actions against unlicensed online gambling operations in Asia.

Prediction market volumes keep climbing while traditional US sportsbook handle stalled, sharpening debate over the segment's regulatory future.

The estimate underscores how black-market migration can offset the channeling goals of Brazil's regulated market.

Speculation is growing over how the 28 October budget will treat land-based gambling operators and adult gaming centres.

The Indian casino operator's quarter was hit by a provision following adjudication of earlier tax demands, with revenue down to Rs 1.6 billion.

Flat growth during a major tournament underlines the maturity of the French regulated betting market.

The investigation alleges the supplier ecosystem was used to move proceeds from unlicensed operators.

The rules banning athletes, celebrities and influencers from gambling advertising take effect on 1 January 2027.

The regulator cited research showing 39% of respondents had played hybrid video-game and gambling products.

Matchbook's purchase of the UK and Ireland betting exchange consolidates a small but distinct segment of the wagering market.

The inspection will assess whether Gambling Commission oversight maximises returns to Good Causes under the 10-year licence.

J.P. Morgan and BofA commentary points to cautious investor positioning across US gaming equities.

Slots drove most of the total, up 7.6% to $143.6 million, per Missouri Gaming Commission figures.