The state action tests whether prediction-market platforms count as unlicensed gambling, a key question for event-contract operators in the US.

A shift from the province's Atlantic Lottery monopoly would mark a notable change in Canada's provincial online gambling model.

The debut numbers give a first hard measure of Canada's newest open, regulated iGaming market.

The renewal locks in a marquee league marketing deal while the operator extends into a newly regulated Canadian province.

The live-dealer supplier's regional growth underscores North America's weight in the online casino supply chain.

Political uncertainty around the regulated market adds risk for operators holding or awaiting Brazilian licences.

Rapid growth has drawn a tax response, a pattern repeating across newly regulated betting markets.

The asset freeze escalates enforcement against a conglomerate accused of running scam operations, with casino holdings drawn in.

A rare Korean regulatory sanction over alleged dealer misconduct at a foreigner-only casino.

The pledged capital reflects operators' obligations under Macau's renewed concessions and Beijing's economic diversification push.

Rising machine games duty and wider gambling taxes are pressuring UK retail bookmaker economics.

Labor action at the state's top-grossing casino shows how strikes can move monthly gaming results.

Locals-market weakness in Las Vegas weighed on results while management stayed cautious on dealmaking.

Michigan remains one of the largest US iGaming markets, and its monthly trend is closely watched by operators.

The regulator's action extends scrutiny of niche sports event contracts beyond traditional sportsbooks.

Prosecutors allege systematic fraud in the retail scratchcard supply chain, an enforcement theme across European lotteries.

The UK settlement highlights regulator focus on payout timelines as a player-protection issue.

The alleged insider scheme raises integrity questions for state lottery retail networks.