Alberta's newly opened regulated online gambling market is producing revenue well ahead of early expectations, with September alone contributing $56.6M as other

DraftKings offers sports event contracts in its app but will not sell prediction markets in states where it holds a sports betting license, positioning it to be

The joint venture between MGM Resorts and Entain reported sharply higher profitability as its US online betting and casino operations scaled.

Boyd reiterated a disciplined M&A stance as soft Las Vegas results prompted at least one analyst downgrade of its price target.

Industry-wide figures show online casino revenue reached $1.03B in August while sports betting declined on unfavorable calendar comparisons.

CEO Martin Carlesund called the quarter uneventful, with the live dealer supplier launching a US-focused slots brand, Spinning Whale, alongside modest group gro

Evoke reported Q3 revenue down 7% amid shop closures, with the operator warning that a higher Machine Games Duty would accelerate the retail decline.

The Gambling Commission called the prosecution a first of its kind after figures with advance knowledge of the election date placed bets.

The change would extend Illinois's voluntary self-exclusion protections beyond casinos to the roughly 8,000 video gaming terminal locations across the state.

Michigan's online market continued to rank among the largest US states by handle and gross receipts.

The proposed restrictions follow President Lula's September move toward a broader crackdown on legal gambling, rattling operators and sports sponsors.

The core dispute is whether the CFTC or state gaming regulators oversee sports event contracts offered by Kalshi, Polymarket and DraftKings.

The warning came as a leaked draft of the report behind the push to double Machine Games Duty showed the think tank's own chief had questioned its jobs claims.

The FTSE 100 firm is re-entering sports betting 16 years after exiting, targeting UK prediction markets under a new licence application.

Part three of the Gambling Commission's Consumer Voice study concludes that a single messaging approach will not deter all users of unlicensed operators.

The proposal would mark a sharp reversal for a market that has long restricted online gambling to licensed bookmakers.

The dismissal followed a Wall Street Journal investigation into staged betting videos distributed without transparent disclosures.

The analysis ties the projected losses to growing competition from surrounding states and online play.